I'm not a fan of fixed track having last used sectional track when a teenager.
I did hand lay one layout, Pine Point Mill, the rest are with PECO or Shinohara flex track. I do chop up turnouts and bend them to my requirements, having been known to straighten curved turnouts and bend straight ones!
Mike Ruby
Kato HO Unitrack
Re: Kato HO Unitrack
I didn't mean to say it was wrong to use set track, what ever works for you.
I draw out my plans first that gives me an idea if it is possible, now I also do a plan in a CAD track planning program, they don't let you cheat as easily! Once I get to the actual track laying I lay track turnouts etc. in place to see if it looks good before finally fixing down. I use the
Here is the board I'm working on at the moment, before the trackbed and track went in. I use the flex track to help draw in centre lines for the track.
![Image](http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/mm127/mikeruby_photos/11th%20Ave/11thAvenueadaptorboard3.jpg)
Mike Ruby
I draw out my plans first that gives me an idea if it is possible, now I also do a plan in a CAD track planning program, they don't let you cheat as easily! Once I get to the actual track laying I lay track turnouts etc. in place to see if it looks good before finally fixing down. I use the
Here is the board I'm working on at the moment, before the trackbed and track went in. I use the flex track to help draw in centre lines for the track.
![Image](http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/mm127/mikeruby_photos/11th%20Ave/11thAvenueadaptorboard3.jpg)
Mike Ruby
Mike Ruby
Re: Kato HO Unitrack
If anyone is interested, I have a quantity of HO Unitrack for sale in Salavage Yard. Peter N