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Forum: Railway Modelling

6th October 2006, 09:46

Replies: 24

OO track geometry.

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Posted By swisstrains

I came across this article...

I came across this article (http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/track%20layout.htm) today. It appears to explain why many modellers have trouble with their locos and rolling-stock derailing on...

Forum: Railway Modelling

1st October 2006, 22:20

Replies: 24

OO track geometry.

Views: 26,985

Posted By swisstrains

Here's the direct link to John H-T's layout...

Here's the direct link to John H-T's layout planning image.
http://www.railwayforum.net/gallery//showphoto.php?photo=1604

Forum: Railway Modelling

17th September 2006, 21:37

Replies: 24

OO track geometry.

Views: 26,985

Posted By swisstrains

ShedCat, don't be so critical of your layout :) ...

ShedCat, don't be so critical of your layout :) As I said in another thread there are many people who miss out on all the fun that railway modelling can bring simply because their sights are set too...

Forum: Railway Modelling

17th September 2006, 20:48

Replies: 24

OO track geometry.

Views: 26,985

Posted By swisstrains

It's a pity that OO curved points are so...

It's a pity that OO curved points are so problematic.:( In N Gauge I don't know what I would do without curved points? There are at least 8 Peco curved points on my present layout and locos and stock...

Forum: Railway Modelling

17th September 2006, 19:06

Replies: 24

OO track geometry.

Views: 26,985

Posted By swisstrains

Being an N-scale modeller I didn't realise that...

Being an N-scale modeller I didn't realise that Hornby's OO curved points were so "touchy" Is it a compatability problem? Will Hornby's own locos run over them smoothly?
John.

Forum: Railway Modelling

17th September 2006, 18:57

Replies: 24

OO track geometry.

Views: 26,985

Posted By swisstrains

I agree, the "Tracksetta" templates are...

I agree, the "Tracksetta" templates are invaluable when using flexitrack.
John.

Forum: Railway Modelling

16th September 2006, 21:31

Replies: 24

OO track geometry.

Views: 26,985

Posted By swisstrains

All this talk of "cubic-splines" and "the...

All this talk of "cubic-splines" and "the external leg is a straight equivalent to the distance between track centers plus a standard 1/4 r.angle arc" has got me totally baffled.:confused:
Now I...

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