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Howdy to all: I hope you guys don't mind a newbie getting on the old local express sslivesteam @colegrope .Com RR. Am new here !as well with live steam locomotives,? but am learning as I go, with the help of all you nice folks aboard here on colegroupe, I may stop burning my figers,As little roundhouse Millie is just about had it with me and my blunders! OK here my first #1- (question) to all you nice people can anyone tell me where i can find or buy Peco flex track SL-600 -code -200- rail- 32 mm -or O gauge,? as I ORDER Millie FROM BAYOU LTD-PAUL KENNEY in 32 mm -O -gauge Millie seems very put out that she has to run on my old Lionel track,! Sorry Millie! and i have heard that Peco very good track its like the old ho flex track we all had as kids no railbenders can be bent into almost any shape by hand which would be great for me ---thanks--- tombo :)--AKA Snowball + Tombo =Epress---RR , p.s -DUH- -i know the name of RR alittle funny!!! but the kids! and the Cat ?out voted me ? --help!-
RE: List
Hi, Try Brandbright at: http://www.steamup.com/brandbright/ for Peco products. They also do other track systems you might consider. I am given to understand that code 200 rail may not be heavy enough for live steam operation and you could have problems with wear. Also the chairs and sleepers are plastic and there may be problems with this material softening from heat when used with a live steam engine (particularly when it is stationary). As I do not yet have my own system operating others would need to comment on these aspects of rail/track choice. My personal preference for my Gauge 1 track (at the moment - I may change my mind) is for wooden sleepers with spiked flat bottom rail. Which Brandbright also do in 32 mm. Best wishes, Susan. P.S. If you ever get over to South West England a visit to the Peco factory display and garden is well worth while, and their 7.25" narrow gauge railway (oops sorry, railroad) is great fun. S.
Re: Ladder Chain Sprokets
Stock Drive Parts Inc., 2101 Jericho Turnpike, Box 5416, New Hyde Park, NY11042-5416. Ph #516-437-6700. http://www.sdp-si.com Bob PS Their catalogs are a wealth of info
