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[quote user="richhotrain"] But, I was hoping to hear better reports on the Kato Unitrack.   <img style="display:inline;" alt="Sigh" /> Rich <div style="clear:both;"> </div> [/quote]   Rich, I think if you asked which is better, Kato Unitrack or flex track, you'd get a lot of posts with varying opinions that really wouldn't end up telling you anything except there are arguments for both. I spent quite a bit of time considering which to use before making the choice to go with flex track. I'm convinced that, for me, it was the right decision. The Peco code 55 I chose is a little tedious to work with because there's a rail embedded in the ties for strength. That makes it more difficult to do curves. But, like any flex track, after a little while you learn what to do to get it to work and after that it's no big deal. The other option would be to use code 80. I haven't worked with it myself, but I'm sure there are others on this forum who have and would be able to provide some feedback. Perhaps you could get a bit of Unitrack and flex and try them out. Obviously, the Unitrack is simpler to use than flex, but I wouldn't jump into it for that reason alone. In the long run, I'm sure you'll probably be happier with the one you think looks the best.
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