What gauge are mss / mamod
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trocse
What gauge are mss / mamod
im looking at building a cheep basic garden railway [thats how it always starts!], planning just having a mss or mamod loco and few waggons.
This is a silly question, but they say they are 0 gauge, so will any 0 gauge track fit? there seems to be plenty vintage hornby 0 gaugestuff on ebay cheep compared tp mss site etc.
thanks!
This is a silly question, but they say they are 0 gauge, so will any 0 gauge track fit? there seems to be plenty vintage hornby 0 gaugestuff on ebay cheep compared tp mss site etc.
thanks!
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Spule 4
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KVSRmanager
The best thing to use is Peco's SM32 track in my opinion goes down well I've had no problems with mine, best place for that is Trackshak. It comes in at around 80 quid per 12 yards and £35 for a point.
If that's too much of a stretch on your budget O gauge peoco track will work fine for just Mamod stuff but its a know problem that some of the bigger stuffs flanges hit the chairs and bottoms out.
Likewise MSS track will work alright but its nearly as pricey as the SM32 stuff and has a tendency to brake at the clips.
Hope that helped
If that's too much of a stretch on your budget O gauge peoco track will work fine for just Mamod stuff but its a know problem that some of the bigger stuffs flanges hit the chairs and bottoms out.
Likewise MSS track will work alright but its nearly as pricey as the SM32 stuff and has a tendency to brake at the clips.
Hope that helped
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trocse
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Narrow Minded
Unfortunately not - well, not directly anyhow.Does the Peco stuff join to the mammod stuff ok? for example if i bought a mammod kit with track can i extend with Peco SM32?
I'm sure that you could make up some kind of joint rather than not use any track you have to hand, whether the amount of effort you'd have to put in makes it worthwhile though I wouldn't know.
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