MARKLIN GAUGE 1 Track Compatibility

I believe the MTH one gauge VO engines for example, have fine wheel sets that would work well. I'm only guessing here.

I don't have any Marklin track to test with. I did notice that some later MTH releases (most all?) had finer scale wheels.

There are people in Europe that know the answer to this I bet. Many of us "over here", bought USA style track. Many layouts over there, shown in videos on Utube, have super nice, scale, track work.

I believe the Marklin track is Code 250. Definitely a smaller rail profile than LGB, Aristo, USA Trains, etc. I have a fairly large assortment of Marklin #1 Gauge track and switches (very well made products) that I need to dispose of in the future since I sold the Marklin locomotives and rolling stock some years ago. I still have a decent amount of LGB engines and rolling stock, but also have a lot of LGB and Aristo track for those items.

Good Afternoon All:

Thanks for the responses - appreciate the time. It looks like the Marklin track is going to create some issues for anything other than the European market trains (excluding LGB which as I understand WILL have issues on the MARKLIN track due to deeper flanges) . Some of the MTH 1:32 will likely work - but the USA TRAINS for example will not (I realize they are 1:29 but was hoping). I suppose this means I'll need to run two (2) track systems. I REALLY like the Marklin track - looks great but...

Any thoughts or recommendations on a track system with a higher rail profile than the MARKLIN that offers a decent number of track lengths , curves and switch options and also looks decent? I'm not a fan of the brass rails on the LGB, PIKO and USA TRAINS track - but if those were the only options I'd figure out a way to maybe darken the side rails and leave the top of the rails exposed for conductivity.

Thank you for your input.

John