Hi Ed,
Welcome to "S" scale. I recognize your name. There are actually
several converts on this board some modeling "S" only and some
modeling both O & S so your not alone. You'll find it's a great size
to build in and you lose none of the operational benefits associated
with "O" scale IMHO. The nice thing is how much less space is required
to set up a layout and to store the train boxes. Although you won't
find as much to buy in "S" as you have in "O" there is plenty once you
know where to look and it is literally increasing everyday.
I'll let some of the more seasoned "S" scalers answer your questions
but my intentions are to build with code 100 which works out to be
around 115 lb. rail.
Good Luck in "S" and I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.
Butch H
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