listing layout track pieces with anyrail 6

Usually purchasing a 'package' will save you a few dollars, and will eliminate the need to make an extensive shopping list.ĥ) Of course you will be able to make modifications however you want.Ħ) If you find that the stock library does not have the parts you need, you can modify any existing stock part by shortening it. This is NOT a fault of AR, but is a byproduct of compromise for the manufacturer attemting to define and produce a finite number of available stock pieces to fit together in an infinite number of configurations.Ĥ) As you have seen, Kato sells a track package to build this layout, so I would be very confident the layout can be built with the package as sold. If fact Kato acknowledges this and promotes it as an advantage of the Unijoiner design, claiming, correctly, that slight misalignments can be absorbed by the Unijoiner design. Said the other way around, what may look like it won't fit in AR actually will fit together quite nicely on your real layout. Translation can be done, but will be time consuming and will incorporate a certain amount of guesswork as the magazine article gives no dimensions.ģ) Sectional track in AR draws more precisely than it physically fits together. Therefore the magazine article does not show precisely the end result when built.Ģ) The part numbers used in the magazine are not what Kato usually uses for the various parts.

Let me summarize several thoughts, some of which have already been expressed in this thread.ġ) The original 'Black River Junction' probably was an idea in someone's mind, then it was converted to Kato Unitrack, and then hand sketched for the magazine. Rest assured you are doing nothing wrong.

Listing layout track pieces with anyrail 6