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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by pezagent [quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by HighIron2003ar The one thing I do miss is the prototypical "Clickety Clack" Sectional track is ok, but there must be a way to replicate that sound. [/quote] Couldn't you just use a Dremel to cut gaps in the flextrack to create "gaps" and then solder a small guage wire on the inside of the rail? I sort of remember seeing something like this in all the articles I've read. The cilckety clack sound is certainly awesome. [/quote] You don't have to cut all the way through... Just the railhead. If you are really detail oriented, you can do the cuts every 39 feet, and add the plates that bolt the rails together. I don't know who sells them, but I know they are available. Andrew
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