In a couple of his videos he has the title Peavine.  This is a nice looking layout for N scale.

I finally finished the clouds on the layout.  Decided I was done and not to do anymore.

http://modelrailroadersnotebook.blogspot.com/2013/01/034-augusta-railway...

Here are some picturess of my layout. Your comments are welcomed, but understand that I am not a purist nor a rivet counter. Nonetheless, I was wondering do others use "manual dispatching" relative to switches and signals on a DCC system like I do? My switches are 2 pole 6 ways that let me select which aspect I need. Secondly, my ballast looks much better in person than in the pictures. It is a cheap and neat way to do it, with paint. Also as you will notice I am much farther along on the area that has trees and grass. Pics to follow.    Kyle

When I started to build my layout four years ago, I used Atlas flextrack by default simply because it was the only product of its type that was readily available in local hobby shops.  At the moment, however, no local hobby shop has the Atlas product in stock.  All contend that it is not in production.

Which has led me to explore flextrack manufactured by Peco and Micro Engineering.