Kato track plans & advice please

[mca0004]

@Euston I throw this together in about, 10-15 minutes. Anyrail is very quick once you get your head around it.

The numbers above the track are the product codes, so you simply need to google the "Kato N gauge #", and you'll get the exact track. I'll also included a track list, to make it easy.




TRACK LIST:
20010 - 7
20020 - 2
20100 - 4
20110 - 8
20120 - 1
20121 - 1
20130 - 4
20160 - 1
20203 - 1
20220 - 2
20221 - 1
20222 - 1
S33 - 1

[GWR_XC]

Thanks for that, looks interesting, I will have a proper look into it

Do appreciate you taking the time to design it

Cheers

[Railwaygun]

I do use the Kato point levers. They have connections on each side so you can click them together in a bank and just feed power to the first one. If you use the Kato controller, I believe they can be clipped on to it. I use a Digitrax Zephyr so feed the assembly with a plug top power supply.

The rubber band to hold the point switches securely onto the Kato controller is an essential extra!