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Looks more like Peco Setrack to me!
Btw, who says we have to hand-lay our track if the prototype is usung setrack?
Not sure if I like the "new" stuff... weathering looks kinda fake
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If one could roll back the hands of time... They would be waiting for the next train into the future. A. H. Francey 1921-2007
Just think about it. The joints will be side by side instead of staggered. That should make it ride like a kangaroo after the ballast starts to settle.
Charlie
Lion,
I wonder how they haul the flextrack?
regards, Peter
HO-Velo Lion, I wonder how they haul the flextrack? regards, Peter
Or the curved track? or the turnouts?
Enjoy
Paul
Flex track is shipped without the ties attached, they are added later:
http://www.akrailroad.com/products/continuous-welded-rail-cwr
--Randy
Modeling the Reading Railroad in the 1950's
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charlie9 Just think about it. The joints will be side by side instead of staggered. That should make it ride like a kangaroo after the ballast starts to settle. Charlie
This would be a good use for some of that old Atlas brass snap track. Cut it to fit and Weather it up really good then drop into a gondola.
Mark H
Modeling in HO...Reading and Conrail together in an alternate history.