dwiemer wrote: RR Redneck, lets see, you Hate Tyco, you Hate Fastrack, what do you like? Please elaborate on why you hate Fastrack. Personally, I like it, it has good conduction, good looks, and holds together quite well. The only legitimate complaints that I have heard are that it is loud, and the noise can be dampened, the other complaint was that the variety of offerings was limited, this is something that Lionel is fixing. Dennis
RR Redneck, lets see, you Hate Tyco, you Hate Fastrack, what do you like? Please elaborate on why you hate Fastrack. Personally, I like it, it has good conduction, good looks, and holds together quite well. The only legitimate complaints that I have heard are that it is loud, and the noise can be dampened, the other complaint was that the variety of offerings was limited, this is something that Lionel is fixing.
Dennis
There aint nothin that gets my heart to poundin like a postwar Lionel running on traditional tubular track, that or a new Browning or Remington.
Lionel collector, stuck in an N scaler's modelling space.
TCA#09-63805
I really like FasTrack. Thats all I use. You can work on it and really dress it up (paint the rails, ballest, etc.). If you wanted to make it street level, bring up the street to track level and it looks like the tracks are going through down town. (go to work on it). I think thats the track of the future for Lionel.
Reuben
I think Lionel FasTrack is great! That's what I use.
Stan.
THE SOUTHERN SERVES THE SOUTH.
If you have an interest in Lionel FasTrack there is a NEW Yahoo FasTrack that can be reached at:
Lionel_FasTrack_System Yahoo Group( http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Lionel_FasTrack_System/ )
Very best, Mike
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