Some years ago I picked up a supply of supersnap tracks with black ties (30" lengths) at a very reasonable price and began to switch over from 0 gauge tubular. Curved tracks and 10" straight tracks were harder to find though through EBay I was able to get what I needed. For switch tracks O Line reproductions seemed to be readily available though I was wondering if they were using stuff already made or were reproducing these items themselves.
During recent times supersnap track are harder and harder to find and some dealers indicated to me that they are a finite source with no more in production. Only the switch track and crossovers seem easier to find (O Line?). If 0 Line is producing new switch tracks I wonder if they could then expand to produce regular track.
I imagine if the supply of supersnap tracks are disappearing why would programmers write software for track planning programs?
John
PS-I wonder if there is a market for supersnap track? I consider it both more realistic and superior to either tubular or lionel fasttrack.
PPS-I did find a website that lists K-Line stuff including a complete listing of track. Do a search on www.legacykline.com.
