I wasn't sure if code 70 was too low for the wheels. In N-scale I had
to replace quite a few wheelsets because the "pizza cutters" were too
tall for code 40. I wasn't sure that was a problem in S scale too.
So, I guess not. I will look into code 70 as an option also.
Thanks,
Peter.
At 03:17 pm 07/11/2008, you wrote:
>Welcome to S. I think most of us got here from somewhere else, so
>you'll fit right in. As for rail size, I'm modeling a Maine branch
>line that was never "modernized", so I'm using code 70. Everything
>runs flawlessly and I'm quite happy that I made this decision. Flex
>track and turnouts are from Tomalco. I used code 70 to hand lay O
>narrow gauge, so it seemed like the right choice for what I'm trying
>to accomplish in S. Nice size to work with.
>
>Ed Kozlowsky
>Sanford, Maine 04073-5016
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