Tracks

A wye junction (sometimes called a wye or Y-track) on a model railway refers to a triangular junction where two diverging tracks come together again into one track. It allows a train or locomotive to reverse direction without the need for a...

As any seasoned model railway enthusiast knows, achieving seamless track transitions is crucial for ensuring a realistic and reliable running experience on your layout. Nothing spoils the immersive illusion more than clunky track joints or...

When choosing the best size for a point (switch) on a UK model railway layout, the key considerations are:Scale of your layout: In OO gauge, the most common point sizes are 1st, 2nd, and 3rd radius. In N gauge, 1st and 2nd radius points are...

When evaluating whether finescale or standard track is the better option for your model railway pursuits, there are several key considerations to make. Standard track, adhering to long-established industry norms and dimensions set forth by the...