11-23-2009, 11:37 PM
Is it possible that Altas's Code 100 track is a fraction finer than Peco's Code 100?
I'm thinking this is the case because one of my older British locos (a Triang 08 diesel switcher, made in the late-1950s or '60s) bounces and clicks along my Atlas Code 100 track because of its large flanges (pizza-cutter) wheels but runs well on my Peco Code 100 track.
I basically can't run it on Atlas Code 100 track but it's fine on Peco's. Thanks in advance for any feedback!
Thanks,
Rob
I'm thinking this is the case because one of my older British locos (a Triang 08 diesel switcher, made in the late-1950s or '60s) bounces and clicks along my Atlas Code 100 track because of its large flanges (pizza-cutter) wheels but runs well on my Peco Code 100 track.
I basically can't run it on Atlas Code 100 track but it's fine on Peco's. Thanks in advance for any feedback!
Thanks,
Rob
Rob
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