Thanks everybody, I'm seriously look into Sunset Valley and Llagas Creek, and I'm really liking both of them for the price and the looks....plus I don't think there's going to be any quality issue with either of these companies.
I might be a few lengths of each and see which I prefer for my purposes. I'll let you know when I have a chance to do that.
At least I don't have to be chasing around ams/aml accucraft anymore!
The St. Francis Consolidated Railroad of the Colorado Rockies
Denver, Colorado
I have several tubes of aluminum 332 and ?250? rail.
they are 5 or 6 ft long rails.
I was going to hand lay my track and found out how long it would take.
I know I have a lot but right now how many and how much $.
Sunset Valley has it in code 250.
Jerry
web site:
http://thescrr.com/
Sorry, was not explicit enough... call on the phone. Talk to Robby personally. He knows the AML people very well.
Greg
Visit my site: http://www.elmassian.com - lots of tips on locos, rolling stock and more.
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The RLD Hobbies web site shows AML Aluminum flex track "out of stock."
http://rldhobbies.com/aluminumcode332track.aspx
Not flex track, but I make my own using PVC crossties from Train-Li and aluminum rail from SwitchCrafters. But you'll need a rail bender; the one I use is from Sunset Valley Railroad. Sunset Valley and Llagas Creek both advertise aluminum flex track.
Try Robby at RLD Hobbies. If anyone can find it, he can.
Dear Friends,
I have been spectacularly unsuccessful in finding some six-foot lengths, usually sold in boxes of twelve, of AMS/AML aluminum flex track.....usually sells for about $125-$140 a box.
Anybody have a source I don't know about (I guess it's obvious I don't know about it!)?
Thanks.
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