Two types of passive crossing loop

Here we see how some of the crossing loops on the tramway work. In the first one, the points are completely passive, they are pushed over and stay in position for the next movement. For the second one, the points are weighted so they spring back. Neither type needs any manual operation to be set up for the next cross.

[@isabelle-kublaibronx]

"Dear passengers, asides the tracks, downhills, you can see flowerpots of a height of 13 to 15 metres ..." 😁. The bird's voices fit so beautifully ❤

[@RENunez-sd6ov]

So that's how they work, right on.

[@michaelpoole587]

Is there a plan at all of the line ?

[@wheely04]

really amazing
you are a railway artist. ;-D
Regards wheely04

[@IndranathGaurTraveller]

Very good

[@jimsmoter4510]

Fantastic

[@cgmmodels5445]

Super!

[@richardcourtney8164]

Very good Richard Courtney Adelaide