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I use white glue (good ol' Elmers) to fasten my Peco flex track to my WS foam roadbed, and it works great! (also comes up easily in case you make a mistake or decide to change something)

I was going through some of my old HO stuff recently; and I found a pack of WS HO scale dry transfers of road signs and Burma Shave signs. My layout is set in the 60s, so I know that I can't use the Burma Shave signs, but could I still use the traffic signs, even though I'm in N scale now?

On a positive note; I also think that pond looks good!

I need a new soldering iron, but I can't afford one right now. Is there any way to connect flex track WITHOUT soldering it?

it was also in the old TV series "PETTICOAT JUNCTION".

thanx; but I asked Dremel and they said it WILL fit. HURRAY!balloon6

sorry; I was a little angry and frustrated when I typed that. Thanx for trying to help me out.:)

WRONG!!!! I checked; and they don't have it!!!:curse::curse::curse:

I have a rotary tool that's sold under the name TIM ALLEN SIGNATURE TOOLS (no; it's not made by BINFORD TOOLSsign1) that I bought from e-bay. But the only problem is; it came without accessories (I bought it that way because the guy told me that they're easy to get). But, they're not!! Anyone...

Atlas has an EXELLENT forum at their web site that you should check out for answers to all your questions. The web site is: Atlas Model Railroad Co.

anyone know what their web site is?:confused:

yes; I agree about Peco turnouts; they're GREAT!! And they have those sprung points; so they're 100% reliable!!!

when I was little, back in the early 60s, my Dad set up an HO layout in our basement. It wasn't very much, just 1 piece of plywood painted a shade of green with a figure 8 of track (all code 100 with brass rail of course-this was the early 60s!:grin:) with a bridge and a set of Atlas trestles...

for me, it's Atlas, and Peco. I give them both a big :thumb:

thanx for the tip; maybe I'll do that; since I'm modeling the 60s.

Does anyone make ties for this? I cut a tie off the end of a length of it; and it fell in the trash. Needless to say; it's lost. If noone makes them; no biggie. I'll just use a piece of styrene or cut a tie off of a piece of my Atlas track.

I have one of those that I keep as a decoration, on top of the TV sitting on a small length of straight track.

I need one of these for my layout. Can someone recomend a good one?:confused:

Dude; I wouldn't recomend using the Atlas rerailer as it doesn't look realistic.

I just sent for some of this. However; it has a use by date of 10/2005. Is it still OK to use? Also, it seems to be semi-hard. How can I soften it?