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I've done that before. What I did was to pull a little of it back up and then I relayed a slightly longer peace of track. It fixed the problem. Sometimes I used flex track, other times I used fixed track. It just depended on where it was at on the layout and of how long a piece I needed to fix the problem. I've heard of some others filling their gaps with solder, but I figured that hey, it only took about 5 to 10 minutes to relay it right, plus by relaying it I spared myself of any future problems. <br /> <br />Georgia Boy
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