Is is possible to ballast EZ Track?

[Anonymous]

George: How about a brief 'thumbnail description' of the EZ track ballasting method, as many libraries won't have this book.This might help the originator of this thread to decide whether to try it.
regards/Mike

[Anonymous]

For a good book on using E-Z track with ballast, see:

"The HO Model Railroading Handbook", 3rd ed

by Robert Schleicher

Krause Publications, 1998.

My library had it - now I do (thanks to Amazon)

- George

[Anonymous]

Yes I did note that a section of track is on carpet, thats the idea behind the ad, that you can use EZ Track on the deep pile of your living room carpet or ballasted on a prototype layout. And when it's done correctly it looks good. I use EZ track when I set up my ceramic Christmas village under the tree on a 56" x 80 " panel door layout and it works great. as for my prototype layout I use all Atlas flex track so I can make the radius and easements that I want and I am not confined to what a manufacturer offers. I have had good results with ez track my Christmas trains run 8 to 12 hours a day with no electrical or derailment problems.
Beeline

[dknelson]

Look more closely at that ad and you'll see the track is laid on carpeting! A typically beautiful Ken Patterson photo

[Anonymous]

Yes you can, if you look in MRR's Model Railroad Planning 2002 display untill may 31, issue, on page 29 bachmann has an add showing Ballasted EZ track.

[Anonymous]

I am new and was wondering if it was possible to ballast Bachman EZ Track. I want my first layour to look good.