Track Slip Crossing Tile

The double slip — the most track a railway ever crams into one square. Two roads cross square-on with the four crossing vees cast in at the intersections, and a slip road curves through each of two opposite quadrants so a train can change roads instead of merely crossing. Four blade pairs, one at every approach, all set for their slips; the whole crossing carried on long timbers with the sleeper courses stopped short either side. The station throat piece.

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4,436

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Track Slip Crossing Tile is part of Railway and isn't sold individually; the pack includes it and every asset added later.

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