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The larger the number on the turnouts the closer you yard tracks will be together.The main difference between code 83 and code 100 rail for practical use is that a lot of older rolling stock have deeper flanges that will hit the ties on code 83 rail, causing your trains to derail. <br /> <br /> Russ Boyce
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