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Justin, I agree with Jamie. Flex track is the best way to go.(unless you want to try handlaying track. A lot of people get a lot of satifaction from handlaying their own track. I've never done it myself but it has interested me but it does sound difficult.) Flex track is well named for not only does it flex around curves it is flexable so that you can cut and fit it into the space you need. Also flex track comes in different rail sizes so it better represents the prototype. True it is harder to get right but there are plenty of articles in MR and other model railroad magazines to help you through the process. Have fun!
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