Before I start tapering the rail, maybe somebody has experience in also
adding guard rails near the gaps. I have seen photos of the prototype
doing that. Most of the local guys (HO) have purchased the Walther's
automatic indexing turntables that seem to work like they should.
Bob Werre
PhotoTaxx
Bob:
PS - the tapered railheads is a prototype practice, at least on Santa
Fe. BNSF may have outlawed them for some supercilious reason, like
their effective simplicity.
Bob Nicholson ___________________________________________
--- In [email protected] <mailto:S-Scale%40yahoogroups.com>, Bob
Werre <bob@...> wrote:
>
> Bob and All,
>
>
> I did notice that you had tapered your rail quiet a bit, that might
> help in my situation. Also it appears that you are dropping a locking
> pin into position, is that correct? There is a small 1:1 turntable
> located at the Stock Yards in Fort Worth (tourist train) that uses an
> actual locking device that is fool proof in the real world.
