5 way point as featured in the G scale magazine

[Westcott]

It looks like one from http://www.train-li-usa.com/store/yswitch-manual-p-61.html < Link To Train-Li-USA
The curved track across the black centre area is clamped on the right, and can be swung to meet any of the 5 stubs on the left.
It has some cunning features to keep the swing rails the 'same' length as their curve varies, look at the enlarged picture on the Train-Li page.

I built my own much simpler uncompensated (and cheaper) 4-way version -

 

[yb281]

Ingenious .

 

[Dieseldonkey]

The best ideas are always the simplest. I like this. Makes best use of space and considerably cheaper than 3 sets of points. I'll give it a go I think. Thanks for sharing the concept on GSC.

 

[pugwash]

Very smart indeed but for that money surely it could be motorised? 8|

 

[Phil]

Oooh if only i had the space :crying:

 

[Westcott]

Very smart indeed but for that money surely it could be motorised?

http://www.train-li-usa.com/store/switches-yard-switches-c-54_29_57.html < Link To Train-Li do an 'electric' version as well, for more $$$

 

[pugwash]

That's $ouch and ouch again cents
Do a thread on how you made yours, it's very interesting if like me space is at a minimum and some trains can stay coupled.