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Roman has just finished his Y-Tracks 3-Way Y-Switch, both Switches in it working as they should, albeit passing the first one slowly to be able to throw the second one.This is what I call PERFECTION and hope to meet it and all the other Y-Switches as well as XTracks in PIE-TMTS ! Won't be much longer now for the whole of Y-Tracks to be available !Take Care, O t t o.
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Hi, Otto:Teey look fine indeed. And above all, we can choose any of the three paths as we please.Regards...
Eduardo.
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Hi eduardo,
your Y-switch is on the workbench.
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Hi, Roman:Thank you very much for this. I'm very happy to know that.
That's the piece I'm needing now!I am laying the tracks of my route and I'm using Y-tracks. The single and doubleslips look beautiful!Greetings...
Eduardo.
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Hi Eduardo !Remember you already have a copy of the un-textured fully working 2-way Y-Switch you can use until we get the finished version, it's present dimensions not like to change. Correct, Roman ?Take Care, O t t o.
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