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This is just to show the differences between a Tillig large radius point (85351) and a Peco large radius point (SL88).
Tillig on the left and Peco on the right:
Profile of the track. Tillig is code 83 and Peco is code 100. Tillig on the left and Peco on the right:
Blade system. The Tillig has continuous blades that bend. The natural spring in the blades brings them to the center when not held. Peco has split hinged blades and their sprung clip that keeps the blades set to one side or the other. Tillig on the left and Peco on the right:
A side-view of the mechanisms. Tillig on the left and Peco on the right:
This is one of the reasons that I'm interested in Tillig - their HOe/009 track and points:
Tillig on the left and Peco on the right:

Profile of the track. Tillig is code 83 and Peco is code 100. Tillig on the left and Peco on the right:

Blade system. The Tillig has continuous blades that bend. The natural spring in the blades brings them to the center when not held. Peco has split hinged blades and their sprung clip that keeps the blades set to one side or the other. Tillig on the left and Peco on the right:

A side-view of the mechanisms. Tillig on the left and Peco on the right:

This is one of the reasons that I'm interested in Tillig - their HOe/009 track and points:
