Ntrak Branch Lines.

[Andrew Wallice Matheson]

Hi Everyone, Dec 24th, 19:30 Hrs. MST.

Just thought I'd say Hi etc. In the New Year, I am Hoping to Build 2 Modular Tables
based on the "Branch Track" Concepts of
Ntrak.
1 Table will have a 3 track Yard, a Runaround Track, Plus a Main Track. If all Goes Well, the 2nd Table will have a Y Set Up
Plus a main Line & Misc Tracks. A Long
Passing Siding will Connect the 2 Tables.
Just some Ideas I'm Looking at. have a Scanner, Not Connected but I could Use some
Ideas etc so I can share Track Plans etc. Haven't Yet decided on Lengths or Widths as Yet but I'm Working on it.
I can B reached at -
trainorders@hotmail.com if Youd like to offer some Input.
Have a Great Week everyone.

 

[Drew]

Andrew, if you haven't already, check out the code 55 line of N scale track offered by Peco. I love this stuff, & I recommend it to anyone modeling in N scale. It's compatible with the larger code rail, & I think it's now accepted by the NMRA for use on modules built to N-Trak standards.

 

[Catt]

Actually, Drew NTRAK and the NMRA are two entirely different organizations.But from what I've been told you are correct in that NTRAK now allows the PECO code 55 track on modules.

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Catt! A freelancer for life

 

[Drew]

Sorry Andrew, & Catt. I'm not really up on the club thing, I just remember reading somewhere that SOMEBODY had allowed the use of the Peco track. Once again, sincere apologies to all.

 

[Catt]

No apologies needed.You can just concider it the lesson of the day in NTRAK 101.

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Catt! A freelancer for life

 

[Mighty Joe Young]

The best way to find out this information is to ask N-Trak. Go to the N-trak website and ask about Peco 55 track. I have also heard it has been approved for N-Trak Modules. Also, we must remember, the NMRA and N-Trak are two different Beasts.

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Mighty Joe Young
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