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Hi fishwagon I am sorry but I don't understand the better to have more lower quality Items than a few good ones. If I am paying for or building it or maybe even kit bashing it as the case may be I want the best my money and or personal effort can produce. It will then last longer is less likely to break and therefore give the level of enjoyment required of the piece. Aristocraft plain track is OK their points(swiches) i would not touch with a barge pole I have had nothing but trouble with the ones I have from the word go Where as I have had no problems that the occasional lube would not fix with the LGB ones also I do not like Aristocraft's tendancy to stay shiney as this detracts from the garden where as the LGB weathers nicely and stays conductive with it. Where I live with the exeption of the Bachmann kits and competetive train set prices. You would think every brands rollingstock was the best, there is so little diference in price so I buy what I see as the best quality for my Aussie dollars and I am happy too settle for less and have still managed to overstock my tiny 30' x 10' Empire One thing LGB is no good for is Kit Bashing I haven't found a glue that will weld the plastic together like other brands Doesn't mean I like the prices whinge whinge (read female dog) regards John
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