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Chagford - Revised Track Plan


Lisa

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Hi

 

Whilst the initial design worked with the sequence. The modified design has two goods sidings, like the prototype. The back siding is the coal siding, and the front one for general goods.

 

The design, is designed to fit into two plastic boxes for transport, measuring 380mm by 140mm by 140mm. This allows for the loop being the correct length.

 

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This idea of using two boards, came from reading page 305, of MRJ No. 75 on buiding a simple diorama.

 

Lisa

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Looking at the design again, with slight modification the left hand end, with the addition of an adapter unit, can be used on it's own as a layout in it's own right.

 

Lisa

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Hi

 

Looking at the design again, with slight modification the left hand end, with the addition of an adapter unit, can be used on it's own as a layout in it's own right.

 

Lisa

 

 

Looks interesting. I guess you could make the L/R combination between the coal siding and the mineral branch a 3-way to save space, but I'm not sure what it would mean for your eyesight! It certainly has "shuntability" though - which is (in my opinion) a vital ingredient. I guess you'll be drawing the mineral traffic up to the station loop headshunt, then propelling it on to the loop to run round.. otherwise the space between the loop point and the coal siding point isn't great...

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I don't know of any prototype of Stephens railway, that used interlaced, 3 way, points. If you know of such a point I will be interested to know.

 

Lisa

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