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I wouldn't go for the unit that bends both rails at once or at least i would think about it long and hard. I have 160 metres of track down and i have bent the lot myself or at least my wife and i have; so i have some knowledge of the subject (not just an opinion based on no real experience). From my point of view it is easily the best way to go, as you can make any length you like and any curve you like; which can be important in tight situations of which i have many. One thing i have mucked up and have to redo in a few places; is to watch what you do when making a join on a curve, i have a real mongrel on a R2 curve and 4% gradient. I am waiting for my grandson to visit to help me fix it, not that my wife and i can't do it, but we think he could do with the experience; i have ruined both the gauge and the evenness of the track and its not hard to do. The down side is that if you do it economically and with the minimum of joins; you need to get long pieces of rail, ours are 3.69 m or 12 ' and they need two people to handle them and sometimes a special vehicle to carry them, ie a small car is a worry. rgds Ian
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