Found This On Facebook And Joined - Track Modeling And Detailing

[chuck geiger]

https://www.facebook.com/groups/trackdetailing/

[robert3985]

https://www.facebook.com/groups/trackdetailing/

I joined several months ago.  Haven't contributed yet.  Interesting site but devoted mostly to larger scales.  Needs some N-scale input.

Cheerio!
Bob Gilmore

[CBQ Fan]

Strange, I just saw this as “you may be interested in this group” suggestion!  Did not join.  I use code 80!

[TLOC]

I joined a few months back. I have never looked at track details as scale specific and figure what works in that scale should work in others. But overall the site needs more contributions.

TomO

[narrowminded]

I joined several months ago.  Haven't contributed yet.  Interesting site but devoted mostly to larger scales.  Needs some N-scale input.

Cheerio!
Bob Gilmore

I have joined, too.   There may be something to contribute in the near future.  

Also @robert3985 , the multi-planed point rail may be able to be simulated in code 40 with an adequate attachment to be robust enough for regular service.  I'm working on it.   It will require some delicate machining and precise soldering but short of some actual parts made and tested (still working on fixtures), I can't promise this... yet.  It also may require a cost adder, offered as an option, as it's truly more time consuming to produce, assuming it even can be produced with sufficient strength.  Code 55 shouldn't be a problem for this, I don't think.   We'll see.

[Santa Fe Guy]

Joined two days ago, always good to see what others do and contribute where one can.
The hobby is all the better for it IMO.
Rod