Hi all,

In last newsletter form MRH i saw advertising to MRServo. OK, it is not that bad device, little expensive, but why not. I done lot of experiments with servo. You can see some of my servo decoders, some of them have NMRA certification etc (you can buy them with various sellers in EU). But I can not say I'm satisfied with using servo as a switch machine (especially in mode when it trying to operate same as tortoise).

I’m getting ready to lay my flex track starting off the outside radius of the turnout and I have a question to all who read this.  Is it really as easy as spreading the adhesive, putting the track down with thumbtacks and adjusting the ties before the adhesive sets?  Videos I have found are laying flex track on straightaways or using Micro Engineering track that you curve beforehand.

Apparently the truth is a bit fuzzy on the Peco code 75 and 100 turnouts.  According to a PDF turnout information document, actually all three - small, medium and large Peco turnouts, in the above code rail types - have 12 degree frogs.  That seems odd because small, medium and large Peco code 100 turnouts seem to have varying sharpness of turnout curve radius's.  Here is the link to the PDF I am referring to:

I am about to embark on a 20 turnout building spree. Rail arrived today! Fast Tracks suggests using a Jeweler's saw with a fine tooth blade to make gaps for frogs. I am wondering if this is the best way? Have others used this or what have they used? It isn't an expensive tool but if I don't have to buy one I won't. Although I love an excuse to buy another tool. lol

GregW66