Fastrack degree help | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

CoulstonROGR Forum Member

Hello again,

I will have a 9x5 table on top of my 9x7 table and am wondering if my fellow model railroaders could help me make a decision for the bottom table. I am interested in running two main lines on my 9x7 table with the smaller (inside) line having a siding which goes to my 456R coal ramp. I am considering using either O60 or O54 for the outside line with a straight to add some width and the inside line being more than likely 048. Any feedback on this would be great. I havent made a decision yet as to whether I will add two switches to connect the two loops or not. I already have a plan for my 9x5 upper deck.

11/3/143:53 PM

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RickOOGR Forum Member

Fastrack curves do not come in O-54.

O-60 outer with an O-48 inner will do just fine.

CoulstonROGR Forum Member

touche' thanks for the info

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