i have an end to end layout so running in new loco's would be difficult ;D ;D what would be best a circle of track on a seperate board or a rolling road?? what do you guys use?? rolling road less space required over the circle of track but more expensive and not sure the outlay could be justified to swmbo ;D ;D ;D
If space is a problem, then I'd get a circle of Kato Unitrack. Clips and unclips easily, so you could store it no problem. :thumbsup:
Quote from: Tank on December 11, 2011, 12:15:45 PM
If space is a problem, then I'd get a circle of Kato Unitrack. Clips and unclips easily, so you could store it no problem. :thumbsup:
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Quote from: Tank on December 11, 2011, 12:15:45 PM
If space is a problem, then I'd get a circle of Kato Unitrack. Clips and unclips easily, so you could store it no problem. :thumbsup:
never thought of kato ::) ;D
Quote from: gwrwill on December 11, 2011, 12:28:52 PM
Quote from: Tank on December 11, 2011, 12:15:45 PM
If space is a problem, then I'd get a circle of Kato Unitrack. Clips and unclips easily, so you could store it no problem. :thumbsup:
never thought of kato ::) ;D
I believe that's what Peter Sellars said as well :smiley-laughing: :smiley-laughing:
There is always Kato track going on eBay ;)
John.
I would go for the rolling road. Even though it is expensive but it requires lesser space. It will look more elegant. I am a bit of a perfectionist when it comes to the modelling and this hobby is something which is very close to my heart. Hence I would much rather spend a little extra and make a better looking model.
I'd go for the circle of track because unlike a rolling road it'll let you run the loco in on curves and also find any faults that don't show up on the straight bits.