... topic: 2178 A Prototype For Everything? posted: 14 Mar 2013 20:05 from: brianod undefined 44_141450_100000000.jpg 44_141502_020000000.jpg 44_141451_020000000.jpg 44_141451_310000000.jpg Attached are some photos that I took today at the Echills Wood Railway a 7 1/4 inch line that runs in Kingsbury Water Park in North Warwickshire showing a turnout ready for installation where not only is it the switch that is moveable but also the nose of the crossing. All of the other turnouts on this line are conventional so why the change for this application I don't know. posted: 6 Apr 2013 18:12 from: Andy Crow Hi Brian, A friend of mine is a very active member at Kingsbury and he has now provided some information on these turnouts at Kingsbury. They work to the 7 1/4 Society Narrow Gauge standard which is quite coarse but will cater for a wide variety of prototypes. They also have a back to back variation of about 5/16" depending on the prototype modelled. This in turn requires quite a large gap between the heel of the crossing rail and ...