Thanks to all for the info...I guess it can be done and I never knew anyone made track for this purpose either.....
A saw or a motor tool works just fine, unless you are of the sort that keeps moving things around.
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dknelson Milepost 266.2: You could use Atlas insulated rail joiners to make blocks. Maybe, and I do not have an example of the Bachmann roadbed track at hand, but some makes of that typoe of integral track system have electrical connections that either do not depend on, or double up on, the rail joiners. Dave Nelson
Milepost 266.2: You could use Atlas insulated rail joiners to make blocks.
You could use Atlas insulated rail joiners to make blocks.
Maybe, and I do not have an example of the Bachmann roadbed track at hand, but some makes of that typoe of integral track system have electrical connections that either do not depend on, or double up on, the rail joiners.
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Milepost 266.2 You could use Atlas insulated rail joiners to make blocks.
I just cut a gap in the rails. Nothing to it.
Bachmann makes a track section that has an insulated gap built in
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Has anyone created electrical blocks with roadbed track?? Is it possible and how to do?? Thanks