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07-05-2004

If you are thinking of purchasing second hand rolling stock as well as new I would be inclined towards the long established code 80 Peco track as older Graham Farish locomotives will have no trouble with that.

Your decision is pretty much down to how realistic you want your layout to look. Warley Model Railway club have used code 55 in their N gauge layout, but then they have the skills to change the wheels on the rolling stock if they need to!

Cheers
Moped

07-05-2004	#6 (permalink)
Moped Rider Guest Visit Moped Rider's Gallery Posts: n/a	If you are thinking of purchasing second hand rolling stock as well as new I would be inclined towards the long established code 80 Peco track as older Graham Farish locomotives will have no trouble with that. Your decision is pretty much down to how realistic you want your layout to look. Warley Model Railway club have used code 55 in their N gauge layout, but then they have the skills to change the wheels on the rolling stock if they need to! Cheers Moped Last edited by Moped Rider; 07-05-2004 at 01:58.