2005 Layout - Part 1

[greensky52]

Thanks PJW. Grateful to see your reply and suggestions.

All noted except for item 7. I will check the related materials first. If there is still confusion, I will post on later.

I know it is not a wise choice to do too much just prior to eaxm, but I am really lack of confidence as I practiced some past papers while no one around can give me comments. Because I also do not work in Railway, but in metro rail, and not Europe, so not the same principle as NR. So what I can do to find the errors in my practices is to compare with others' work and your comments to them. I am not sure it is good study method. Myabe you can give your view on my method. I think it will be good suggestions to others new students.

Anyway, Thank you~

Pity we didn't manage to get a selection of layouts to compare with each other and learn from until the last few days before the exam when everything is too rushed to be able to be able to learn from so doing; perhaps another year!


So a very rapid look at the things to avoid and learn from.
Comments are of course based on Network Rail practice- it may be things I comment upon in this list are actually right for other railways so follow whatever practice you are familiar with, but probably best not to mix-and-match.

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I've found your state about the "STANDAGE". http://www.irseexam.co.uk/showthread.php...36#pid2136
Understand now. Thanks.

Actually, I did not find "standage " in dictionary, so confused about its real meaning for a long time.

Thanks PJW. Grateful to see your reply and suggestions.