Tumble Down Falls

JimmyB

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In two different post, I asked about fixing ballast and how support 'hanging' track. After thinking about dunnyrail dunnyrail response about concrete I went for that, and the use of SBR to hold the ballets, this is the result of the trial:

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JimmyB

Now retired - trains and fishing
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Weston-super-Mare
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So to the expanded railway, as most of you will know slabs laid, and here are some photos:

The new junction:

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A view up the track:

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The track approaching seat corner, notice the track each side of the leg to ensure a better curve:


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Round the bend, this will lead to a 'dog bone' return circle:


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A nd finally a view back down the track:

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dunnyrail

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So to the expanded railway, as most of you will know slabs laid, and here are some photos:

The new junction:

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A view up the track:

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The track approaching seat corner, notice the track each side of the leg to ensure a better curve:


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Round the bend, this will lead to a 'dog bone' return circle:


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A nd finally a view back down the track:

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Very good JimmyB JimmyB , you are heading towards a system that could work for Timetable Operations.