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@M Druiett
Hi Michael,
Welcome to Templot Club.
If that's a 25" map you are wanting, did you set the correct county in the drop-down list? They are the old historic counties and don't always match the modern names.
If you post the map link here I will see what I can find. Unfortunately there are some gaps in the NLS coverage.
What is your model scale? 2mm/ft?
cheers,
Martin.
Hi Michael,
Welcome to Templot Club.
If that's a 25" map you are wanting, did you set the correct county in the drop-down list? They are the old historic counties and don't always match the modern names.
If you post the map link here I will see what I can find. Unfortunately there are some gaps in the NLS coverage.
What is your model scale? 2mm/ft?
cheers,
Martin.
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M Druiett
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Hi Martin ,thanks for you reply and offer to help
Yes I think Yorkshire was the best option on the drop down list
Here’s the link it’s for Settrington station
Https://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/#zoom=17.452488913079563&lat=54.11533&lon=-0.72250&layers=168&b=1
And yes it’s for 2mmfinescale
I’m also trying to do the same with malmesbury but if I can work out the system that would be great to get an overall track landscape plan…
Many thanks Martin
Best wishes
Michael
Yes I think Yorkshire was the best option on the drop down list
Here’s the link it’s for Settrington station
Https://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/#zoom=17.452488913079563&lat=54.11533&lon=-0.72250&layers=168&b=1
And yes it’s for 2mmfinescale
I’m also trying to do the same with malmesbury but if I can work out the system that would be great to get an overall track landscape plan…
Many thanks Martin
Best wishes
Michael
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Martin Wynne
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@M Druiett
Hi Michael,
It worked ok for me, in Yorkshire.
Sometimes the NLS web site is very slow and Templot times out before the site responds. It's worth waiting a while and trying again.
It's possible that a security or antivirus program on your computer is preventing Templot from accessing the NLS web site, although I haven't had any reports of such a thing.
I have captured the map tiles for you, attached below for 2mm/ft scale. I combined them into a single picture shape, and twisted it 90 degrees for an easier fit on the screen. Templot can twist it to any other angle if you want.
Ask again if you need more help using the NLS maps.
cheers,
Martin.
Hi Michael,
It worked ok for me, in Yorkshire.
Sometimes the NLS web site is very slow and Templot times out before the site responds. It's worth waiting a while and trying again.
It's possible that a security or antivirus program on your computer is preventing Templot from accessing the NLS web site, although I haven't had any reports of such a thing.
I have captured the map tiles for you, attached below for 2mm/ft scale. I combined them into a single picture shape, and twisted it 90 degrees for an easier fit on the screen. Templot can twist it to any other angle if you want.
Ask again if you need more help using the NLS maps.
cheers,
Martin.
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