You need a 33 1/4" 12 degree curve.

Ralph - It sounds like he just bought the pier sets and not the "Track Pack". I might be wrong.

Are you familiar with Wiseman? They have a lot of small parts.

https://wisemanmodelservices.com/

I run an On30 2-6-0 and passenger on mine with 15" radius on the inside lap. As long as you run too large of a steam loco, you should be ok.

My layout has 15 and 18 inch radius pieces and my On30 2-6-0 doesn't derail. There is a lot of overhang so it doesn't look prototypical. Perhaps you should have posted this in the On30 section.

On that old post, my pictures aren't there for some reason.

I don't have the track to test it. Judging from the small amount of misalignment show in Anyrail, you should be fine. I have found that Anyrail can sometimes be "off" a little and show things like that.

Steel will rust. Nickel silver won't.

What is it doing or not doing?

Make sure it's not the wire going to the track. I had a wire develop a break in it.

Ralph - I believe he already has the #5 turnouts. Maybe not, but that's what I get from reading Hugo's post.

I run a pair of f7's consisted. I made them both the same address.

Good stuff. In 1903, it talks about selling 2 Shays but nothing says when they bought them. In 1907 they  bought one Shay.

Back then, I just viewed diesels as powered box cars with no moving parts.

Last night I watched "The Iron Horse". It is a silent film from 1924 about the Transcontinental Railroad. The loco they used for the Golden Spike ceremony was UP #116. In the words on screen, it said the real Jupiter and 116 were used for the on-screen reenactment.
I wondered about that since I knew it was 119 at the ceremony. I did a search for 116 and found that it was originally slated to be at the ceremony. It seems like I had heard that before quite some time ago.
I just found that 119 was scrapped in 1903. That expalins why the 1924 movie had to  use 116.
It was Bachmann's Jupiter and 119 that got me into HO model railroading in the late 80's. My Dad had an O27 layout in the 50's when I was a wee lad so liking trains came naturally.
https://collections.boxeldermuseum.org/index.php/Detail/objects/1435