... its own shunting loco stabled at Reading, which was kept busy and will hopefully provide some challenges in operation. I have not paid any attention to sleepering yet. It looks right but I am sure there must be better ways in many areas. Jerry Attachment: attach_1338_1814_Maidenhead_Select ion_2012_01_29_1910.box 282 posted: 29 Jan 2012 20:02 from: Jerry And here is the relevant section of the OS map showing how the layout was sqeezed between pre-existing slopes above the Thames floodplain to the west of Brunel's sounding arch. Jerry Attachment: attach_1339_1814_Mhd.png 267 posted: 29 Jan 2012 23:24 from: Tony W Hi Jerry. That looks fairly ambitious. The secret of nice flowing formations is to put in lengths of plain track over the map and then insert turnouts into it. With the TDV you can add diamonds where two lengths of plain track cross over one another by making one length of plain track the control template, place the mouse pointer over the other length of plain track left or right click the mouse. Select P peg/ align tools> D ...