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 Posted - November 10 2014 : 5:39:07 PM
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I can't copy and paste the schematic, but imagine, if you will, a double figure 8 with passing
sidings on each loop of the 8 squashed into 4x8 feet. It makes for a made interchange of
three level crossings at the middle of the 8. What makes this possible is that it is British OO,
which allows for very tight radii. I have an idea to put in a compressed version of Stonehenge,
but beyond that, don't have a clue. I would have liked to slip in a via duct, but too many curves.
Any ideas?
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Posted - November 12 2014 : 10:33:47 AM
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quote:I can't copy and paste the schematic, but imagine, if you will, a double figure 8 with passing
sidings on each loop of the 8 squashed into 4x8 feet. It makes for a made interchange of
three level crossings at the middle of the 8. What makes this possible is that it is British OO,
which allows for very tight radii. I have an idea to put in a compressed version of Stonehenge,
but beyond that, don't have a clue. I would have liked to slip in a via duct, but too many curves.
Any ideas?
Originally posted by Chops124Â -Â November 10 2014Â :Â 5:39:07 PM
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Viaduct isn't necessarily out, they can be curved, and curved stone bridges look especially nice. You can build them using Scalescenes printable textures which should fit nicely with Brit OO:
http://scalescenes.com/railscenes
Dense track can look nice in a city setting.
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Posted - November 13 2014 : 12:04:37 PM
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Thank you for that! Now, if I can just find the time!
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