Track type

[Anonymous]

Thanks for your time! [:)]

[CP5415]

Atlas & Peco code 100 here with Peco & Shinohara switches.

Gordon

[dragenrider]

Shinohara and Peco switches with nickel silver code 83 track!

[Anonymous]

I use Atlas NS and brass. I like the look of the brass and it saves on painting the sides.

[Anonymous]

Kato Unitrack (HO scale)

Juan

[Anonymous]

Atlas Code 100 Flex Track for me

[Roadtrp]

Bachmann EZ track (N scale).

[Anonymous]

Atlas code 100.(N scale)

[Anonymous]

Bachmann nickel silver EZ track (HO)

[cacole]

Atlas code 100 flextrack and Peco turnouts.

[twhite]

Atlas and Sinohara code 100 for the main, Atlas code 83 for the yards. Turnouts are Sinohara.
Tom

[mikebonellisr]

Atlas code 100 flex with shinohara and peco turnouts

[Anonymous]

Currently using Lionel "O" gauge tubular, for my annual Christmas layouts. It can take a beating/kicking and still not get damaged, but I'm considering a permanent loop of track around the parimeter of my sitting room (Living room), up high-- up close to the ceiling, mounted on 6 inch wide painted plywood.

If this project ever gets off the ground (pun intended), I'll be using Atlas "O" gauge Steel track.

CTT mag recently reviewed 9 types of track a few months ago, and the results for traction, electrical, magnetraction etc. seemed to all fall towards Atlas Steel being the best choice for me.

Now if I can only get up the motivation & money to build it.... LOL

[Anonymous]

Kato Unitrack(nscale)

[Anonymous]

I have to put in Bachmann EZ track for now. At the moment the layout is on the floor (NOT on carpet). Once it's up in the air, I'll probably switch to better track.