Super O vs ???

Many of us here on the Forum love Super O track and would be pleased to have a full layout using it. It is by far the best looking track for postwar trains and even rivals some of the other more modern 'scale' appearing track like you mentioned. Its truly the best of both worlds.  Suggest you add to your existing track and not *******ize your concept with anything else!  

Thank you for your insight. I will be reconsidering my options. I do like the look and never had any operational issues. 

Not having been active in the hobby for several decades, I wasn’t sure about availability. However, I’m setting my sights on York this October. And, I’ll review the other forum information on the topic.

Thank you 

There is a forum member named Mike Spanier who wheels 'n deals in Super O. A few others as well who can show how to widen the curves and create some really nice track plans. Also 'Super O Bob' is a regular contributor.

There is also a good group on "IO Groups", that is all about Super O. Mike is very active on that group, and you can get tons of info on Super O there. It is an email group, not a forum.

I just sold over 125 pieces of Super O (including lock-ons and uncoupling pieces) here on the forum for $100. I still  have 6 Super O switches listed.

Great information , thank you gentlemen.

SuperO and Ross track and switches match up pretty well. I'm going to use Ross curves and switches and superO for my new layout.

I have already experimented with combining  superO and Ross, so far it looks and matches up perfectly. 

Dave

Thanks Dave, I didn’t know that.