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elonna.... <br /> <br />i agree with puckdropper on this..ive never used the ez lock track but with molded in road bed the pieces should butt together better than u are describing...i would have to say it is possibly a quality control problem...i can understand the prob of trying to return it as defective(tsking a new train from a young boy cant be easy even for a few hrs) plus u have to set it up again...u could also try a visit to ur LHS and pick up some section packs of the ez-lock to replace the short ones...on the other hand .. if its running ok and u dont mind seeing the gaps in the rail (not to offend the serious prototypers out there) id go with it....i have a few gaps in my layout too...as for soldering...i wouldnt worry about that at this point as i would recommend not doing this ubtil ur RR is completely set up as it makes it very difficult to make changes or corrections as u are building ur empire....i myself have dabbled with toy trains for several years on and off and this is my first serious attempt to build a realistic layout so my advice may be off the mark for u but i hope ive helped....scott
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