Cransford
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Apologies if the title isn't bang on, but only other thought would be a straight slip!
From my baffled beginner message, I've started to think how best to proceed with a more definite layout of Dover Priory about time of electrification. From a layout in book on Southern Stations [copy of page attached, please beat me with a stick if I shouldn't have!], within the London end of tunnel there is a crossover interlaced with crossover leading to down side yard. I believe I'm correct in assuming that the switches of each abut the crossing front of the other [box file attached]. Thus makes sense for a peg position at that position. As usual, it'll be 'spot the obvious', but despite trawling the menu's I can't work out how to fix the peg at the desired location. Can anyone point me in the right direction [no pun intended!].
My next quest would be at some point to work out how to create the obtuse crossings &checks. If there is already any guidance, once again, let me know.
Cheers,
Paul
From my baffled beginner message, I've started to think how best to proceed with a more definite layout of Dover Priory about time of electrification. From a layout in book on Southern Stations [copy of page attached, please beat me with a stick if I shouldn't have!], within the London end of tunnel there is a crossover interlaced with crossover leading to down side yard. I believe I'm correct in assuming that the switches of each abut the crossing front of the other [box file attached]. Thus makes sense for a peg position at that position. As usual, it'll be 'spot the obvious', but despite trawling the menu's I can't work out how to fix the peg at the desired location. Can anyone point me in the right direction [no pun intended!].
My next quest would be at some point to work out how to create the obtuse crossings &checks. If there is already any guidance, once again, let me know.
Cheers,
Paul
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