... V-crossing angle is 8 degrees* (1 :7.12 RAM), and to get the best match to the rails I used a GWR 9ft curved switch. These templates are accurate for the rail alignments and can be used for Peco footprint substitution, but are not recommended for actual construction. The rail ends correspond to the crossover mid-point for 80mm track centres. The timbering is very close, but not a perfect match. I added the silly bent timber which Peco put on the exit to their turnouts. peco_0_gauge_turnouts.png File attached below. *p.s. in Templot you can enter a V-crossing angle in degrees by prefixing it with the letter k. i.e. I entered k8 as the crossing angle here. regards, Martin. Attachment: attach_690_722_peco_0_turnouts.box 493 posted: 17 Nov 2009 12:31 from: Glen Suckling Martin Wynne wrote: *p.s. in Templot you can enter a V-crossing angle in degrees by prefixing it with the letter k. i.e. I entered k8 as the crossing angle here. Martin, Thanks ...