I've been playing in TurboCad today, revising my plans to fit the model of Ebridge Mill I've been making. The result has been a slight simplification of the siding to the mill, I decided it looked just too squashed with multiple sidings. Also I've managed to get more space between the two yard sidings so that you can actually get a lorry between the sidings to load/unload. The river has a slight difference in that there is now a cut from the river, under the lane with the level crossing (slightly hub backed bridge?) to form a mill leet. Between the railway and the leet there is space of a reasonable size pub.

I'm quite pleased with the way this is coming together. I have worked out the best way of jumping between Templot and TurboCad now. I use the option in Templot to save a group of templates as a DXF, I then import this into TurboCad and immediately make it into a group. This means that I can easily manipulate the drawing and go and change part of the track layout without having a lot of hassle when I then bounce between applications.

David