I have some ME "bridge" track (basically: closer tie spacing than standard mainline track, and includes the extra rail to make a guard rail). I know that trestles use this kind of track, and deck bridges generally. Would the same be true of a through truss bridge?

Hi, I did a search and only came up nothing. I am looking for code 70 #5 turnouts and a couple curved turnouts. Searching online I only found Cream City turnouts tha makes them, he does them custom and they look good. Has anyone had experience with Cream City Turnouts? Anyone know of someone else that builds them? Any info helps-

Thanks,

Martin

This is a follow up post in my quest to find a realistic as possible approach to replicating old, weather-worn ties on the Milan branch. Please forgive me for repeating the first two steps, but I believe I’ve got results that are worth sharing. 

I’m handlaying my track and would like input from other modelers who do the same and have used Tam Valley frog juicers. 

I like the look of the frog / wing rails where they aren’t filled with solder and flange grooves cut with a hack saw blade. I think the open look is much more appealing. Since I need to isolate the frog area and am using TV juicers, I’m curious how other modelers who’ve hand laid open have wired for the juicer.