Code 80 Super-Flex Track (1) N

This is (1) 30" Section of N (1:160) Scale Super-Flex Track from Atlas Model Railroad Company. For Adult Model Railroaders.

Atlas Code 80 Super-Flex Track (1) N N Scale Nickel Silver Model Train Track #2500
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Features :
  • Nickel silver rails for increased conductivity.
  • Black plastic ties.
  • Can be easily bent and shaped to curve any radius.
  • Ideal for spiral easement curves.
  • Easily cut to any needed length.
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Spotlight Review

 
"Not totally realistic but worked for me"
travis.getz
I had purchased a used model railroad in N scale with code 80 track at a junk shop. This flex track was perfect for fixing some problems and allowed me to remove a troublesome switch. I always use nickel silver track because it does not need to as frequently as steel or brass.

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Features

  • Nickel silver rails for increased conductivity.
  • Black plastic ties.
  • Can be easily bent and shaped to curve any radius.
  • Ideal for spiral easement curves.
  • Easily cut to any needed length.

Specs

  • Scale: N (1:160)
  • Length: 30" (780mm)
  • Atlas Product Number: 2500
  • Walthers Product Number: 150-2500
  • Walthers Catalog: 2015 N&Z, page 106

Includes

(1) 30" Section of N Scale Super-Flex Track.


Requirements & Suggestions

  • N Scale Model Train Equipment
  • Adult Supervision
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Reviews

  
 
"code 80 flex track n scale"
tkebsm
works very well very happy with product very easy to work with and good fit for my layout

 
"Atlas Flex Track"
garytaber
Well packaged and pristine condition! Going to use in my train Display Case when it arrives.

 
"Works Great! Slight learning curve when using (Cutting, forming, joining) as with anything."
Deadmoose01
I remember using a similar item (HO Scale) when I was younger, much younger and not having the greatest results. However, add fifty (50) years to the equation, change the scale to N and the final results would be fantastic! I have tested and retested the track on the first third of my layout which was almost exclusively Atlas Code 80 Super-Flex track and after ballasting the train runs without issue at all speeds tested.

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