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 Posted - October 13 2013 : 6:56:24 PM
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I'm getting pre-excited about the new home with basement and putting a lot of thought towards the hobby. I want to buy new Atlas code 100 silver track for my layout. I will run Tyco diesels and rolling stock other than about 5 each of Life-Like & AHM. Is the Atlas code 100 a good choice?
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 Posted - October 13 2013 : 7:19:48 PM
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Great choice!
" Heck with counting 'em rivets, TRAINS ARE FOR FUN! Not called the Mad Scientist for nothing either!"
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Posted - October 13 2013 : 11:22:46 PM
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| Walt - Yes - Code 100 safe for all the old ho equipment as some have deep flanges that can tie tap on code 83 Atlas - Have been told Peco code 83 is slightly higher in height than Atlas code 83
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Posted - October 13 2013 : 11:36:00 PM
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don't forget railroad crossings 
Cause its not a real rail line unless you has a few hehe 
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Posted - October 14 2013 : 01:48:54 AM
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| Thank you, Justin, and Brian for the helpful info. MicroBen, I think there will be a few crossings on my layout, if you remember well...
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