jacon12
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I'm trying to work in a way.... somewhere... to have a reversing loop to turn the train around and go the way I came, when I need to. With my limited experience the only place I see that I might can do it is from point A to somewhere in the vicinity of B..
The arrows indicate the usually direction of travel and the numbers are elevation. Assuming I can get a reversing section along here I really need a straight section in it to run sidings off for my business/industries within that area.
Do you see any other places a reversing loop would work? Or any other way to reverse the train. Wyes eat up so much space, but would that be a better alternative?
The table/benchwork in that area is 4'x8' and the track radius is 22". The largest loco to travel it would be a 2-6-6-4 articulated steamer.
Thanks,
Jarrell
The arrows indicate the usually direction of travel and the numbers are elevation. Assuming I can get a reversing section along here I really need a straight section in it to run sidings off for my business/industries within that area.
Do you see any other places a reversing loop would work? Or any other way to reverse the train. Wyes eat up so much space, but would that be a better alternative?
The table/benchwork in that area is 4'x8' and the track radius is 22". The largest loco to travel it would be a 2-6-6-4 articulated steamer.
Thanks,
Jarrell
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