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As each of us entered into this hobby, I venture to guess that all of us were in a hurry to "get the trains running." The years have taught me I can go as fast as I want on scenery, buildings, constructing kits and the like. I have also learned that track cannot be hurried. This is one area where a modeller needs to go slow and check and recheck everything all the time. If the track is not right, nothing else matters. If it is not right now, it never will be. Take out the problem areas and redo them using extreme patience. Good luck with your railroad, and have fun. <br /> <br />Tom
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