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posted: 17 May 2009 16:44 from: philchudley click the date to link to this post click member name to view archived images |
Hi All I have made attempt at Templotting an outside single slip in P4, the .BOX for which is attached. This is form the major part of a small goods yard where the maximum loco will be an 0-6-0T and short wheel base goods stock. I have used curved B7s (REA) and a 1:4 curved diamond as the base templates and I intend to use Exactoscale and C&L components (crossings switches and chairs) for construction using ply sleepers. I would very much appreciate any assistance in "cleaning up" the result as with my limited templot knowledge I cannot find a way eliminating just one rail on a template. This is necessary around the crossing areas. Cheers Phil |
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posted: 17 May 2009 17:27 from: Martin Wynne
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philchudley wrote: I cannot find a way of eliminating just one rail on a template. This is necessary around the crossing areas.Hi Phil, See this message, which includes a bit of Jing video showing how to make partial templates and create a gap in a rail: message 3967 regards, Martin. |
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posted: 17 May 2009 17:50 from: Stephen Freeman
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Here is outside single slip in P4, may not be perfect but it was good enough to get the job done as you can see elsewhere on the Forum. Martin Wynne wrote: philchudley wrote:I cannot find a way of eliminating just one rail on a template. This is necessary around the crossing areas.Hi Phil, |
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posted: 17 May 2009 18:35 from: Martin Wynne
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Borg-Rail wrote: Here is outside single slip in P4, may not be perfect but it was good enough to get the job done as you can see elsewhere on the Forum.Hi Phil, Stephen, Phil, your formation isn't actually an outside slip -- the usual meaning of a slip requires the rail to pass inside the diamond. The usual term for what you have there is a "half-scissors". The side road is completely clear of the diamond, and if there was a similar road on the other side it would be possible for both side roads to be occupied simultaneously. That isn't possible for a (double) outside slip, like this: double_outslip.jpg regards, Martin. |
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posted: 18 May 2009 08:33 from: philchudley click the date to link to this post click member name to view archived images |
Thanks guys for the very prompt and informative feed back, thanks Martin for the clarification. The photo is exactly what I had in mind althought only a half scissiors version. Will apply the ideas and suggestions and post the results when finished. Cheers Phil |
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posted: 18 May 2009 10:09 from: Alan McMillan
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Hi Phil I've taken the liberty of tidying up your formation. Hope this works for you. Regards Alan McMillan |
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posted: 18 May 2009 11:10 from: philchudley click the date to link to this post click member name to view archived images |
Many thanks Alan, much appreciated and the end result looks great! Thanks again |
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posted: 18 May 2009 11:12 from: Alan McMillan
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You're very welcome Phil, glad to be of help! Alan |
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posted: 18 May 2009 11:49 from: Martin Wynne
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Swissrail wrote: Hi PhilHi Alan, Many thanks for doing that for Phil. However, there is a bit more needed yet. The V-crossing noses in both the B-7 turnouts are not properly supported on the timbers. It's a good idea when using a partial template containing a V-crossing to include at least the Y - X - A - B - C timbers in the same partial template, and then shove other timbers around them to fit, or to occupy the same positions. This ensures that the vee nose is properly supported and all special crossing chairs can be fitted in the correct positions. regards, Martin. |
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posted: 18 May 2009 11:56 from: Alan McMillan
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I see what you mean Martin, point (no pun intended) taken! Alan |
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posted: 19 May 2009 08:51 from: philchudley click the date to link to this post click member name to view archived images |
Thanks Martin for pointing that out , I will get templotting this lunchtime. Cheers Phil |
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posted: 2 Jun 2009 13:57 from: philchudley click the date to link to this post click member name to view archived images |
Martin Wynne wrote: Borg-Rail wrote:Here is outside single slip in P4, may not be perfect but it was good enough to get the job done as you can see elsewhere on the Forum.Hi Phil, Stephen, I have tidied up the Half Scissors and am happy with the result, but I would also like to have a go a reproducing the outside slip example as shown above posted by Martin. I will however only be doing a single outside slip (the right hand half in the picture) What is the best approach when using partial templates? Should I start with both turnouts (they look like 9' loose heel, but would an A6 REA work just as well? I would then overlay copies of these and then adjust the visbility of rails, check rails etc. Once these wer OK I could then repeat a similar process with the diamond. Or would it be easier to start with the turnout in the foreground, then add the diamond, overlay the partial templates and then move on the last turnout? I had a go at the last method, but found that the curved sections of the turnouts would not align exactly Is my approach incorrect here? I have followed the videos for the double slip and tandam, but I would really like to master partial templates myself. I just need some pointers as to the correct approach to use, particualarly in aligning the curved sections of the turnouts. Cheers |
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