Joseph_Pestell

My answer won't help much if cost is an issue. But there is a US producer of tram rail, track and points that are simply superb and really not that unreasonable a price unless you need lots. Can't remem ber the name now nor even where I cam across them on t'internet.

I've only just joined. But I have to agree that there is some amazing N Gauge work on here - rather more than we see in the NGS Journal. This model of Standedge is of special interest to me as I have looked at building a model based on Marsden. Trans-Pennine line appeals for variety of rolling stock (BR transition) as well as the scenery, canal, etc. I'm not that keen on the track layout though as I feel it does not make for the most interesting operation. As ever, I'm finding it hard to make a choice and actually get started. Just so many interesting possibilities out there.

Hoping that I can find a reason for us to go down to Southampton this weekend so I can slope off for a while to Eurotrack. I would very much like to see this layout and it looks as though there may be a few other good ones there this year.

When using a razor saw, you really want to be holding down the track with a wood block slotted to grip the rails. Certainly used to be possible to buy such blocks but not difficult to make your own.