In principle you could work out the triangle rules. But when I hinged that road I simply joined a bunch together and adjusted it until it connected at both ends. It saved me doing any trigonometry 
You can also join roads at an angle by using slope bricks.
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Ararat 1972 by gambort, on Flickr
Once you break the usual flat grid it all becomes much harder, but these SNOT roads at least give you the chance to do it. For me it's a really important part of making accurate dioramas.
Tim
You can also join roads at an angle by using slope bricks.
Ararat 1972 by gambort, on Flickr
Once you break the usual flat grid it all becomes much harder, but these SNOT roads at least give you the chance to do it. For me it's a really important part of making accurate dioramas.
Tim