It is MicroEngineering code 100 and 83 flex for me and fabulous Customtrax turnouts. They are superb!
Sent from my iPhone On Jun 23, 2012, at 8:59 AM, "Andre Ming" <[email protected]> wrote: > Dave Heine said: > > > It's said there are four stages of track laying in a model railroaders life: > > > > 1 - Snap-track > > > > 2 - Flextrack > > > > 3 - Handlaid > > > > 4 - Flextrack > I came full circle back to #4. I handlaid track on three different layouts, > totaling about 1000' feet of track. On my first one, flex in HO in code 70 > wasn't available, so it was handlay or use code 100, which simply wasn't an > acceptable option to me at the time. The second one was by choice to get > that "branchline" look. Don't know why I did the third one. (Which point > was driven home on the final 20' of mainline when I used up some code 70 flex > I had from another project. After laying it down and seeing the nice > results, I looked at the rest of the layout and asked myself "WHY did I > handlay this monster???".) > > Andre Ming > > > > > >
