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Done right your track will just blend into the scene and look natural.
Once in place the Peco code 100 doesn't appear to be to big or chunky.
Of cause you use the same methods for the points, I plan to use hand made points for my layout with wood sleepers treated to blend in.
Another great tip for keeping your track clean...run trains, its real fun.
Tony Reidpath,
So to be back in Bali
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