beachhead2 posted:
- ease of use
- ubiquitous
- good conductivity (I have 150+ feet and 11 switches all under track power from a single terminal)
- stable - my track isn't fastened anywhere (not one screw or nail holding it down)
- easy to break down and move eventually
- I have 11 switches and they're bulletproof, never an issue
Cons
- expensive- but if your layout isn't huge, I don't see this being a big deal
- noise can be an issue- I have carpet pad underneath turf-carpeting so there's very little noise for me but it is a concern
- appearances - if you ever want a scale type layout, it's not going to give you that look
That's FasTrack for me. It does the job. It got me going with an O layout quick.
Nice layout - by the way, I have been using sill sealer from home construction. About $ 8 for a 75 foot roll. It's a bit wider than fastrack but easily be trimmed.
