Right of Way detail switch parts

I sure hope so!

Yes I am.

I am.

Thank you for the sample photo.

David Eisinger posted:

I am.

BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!! IS that flex between the turnouts?  Great work.

Malcolm

David - Looks like you are using ROW rail braces on the stock rail, etc. A very nice detail that adds immensely to the appearance of the switches !     

They are simply marvelous 

incredible frankly ... 

In time I think I can start hand laying my track. Jefferson is very knowledgeable and helping us newbies learn. 

Brother_Love posted:

David Eisinger posted:

I am.

BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!! IS that flex between the turnouts?  Great work.

Malcolm

yes, thats microengineering flextrack between the turnouts

That's awesome John

jgtrh62 posted:

It's been a while since I've built a turnout due to relocating but I am getting ready to start on a universal crossover soon using #10 components. I really like the appearance of hand laid turnouts and track built using ROW, and AS&S, parts, here are a few photos of some previous turnouts I built.

Thank you,

John

Great work! I need to work on mine. I'm not sure I could capture this detail. I'm guessing that the rail joiners are plastic at the frog? Superglued in place? I've spiked my own rail and it looks much sloppier in a close up shot like that.

That's some mighty fine work David, it looks great.

Erik,

GR 48-2 guard rails look different then the ones that I have from ROW ?  Are these a later version that you have pictured ?

Thanks,  teddymich

Teddymich,

I'll take a stab at this for Erik.  The GR48-2 have tie plates cast into them.  The regular GR48 guard rails do not.  Bottom line, no change.

Hope that helps,

Jay

I was building turnouts with ROW parts... I've finished them now..!