Looks like you're having fun. Those Fastrack switches are great because as you probably know by now, they're non-derailing, so you can run a train through them in the "wrong" direction, and your train's wheels will slide the rail to match your path. Oh, by the way, as you also probably know by now, your tube track is not O27. It's standard O gauge track. You can tell the difference by looking at the ends of the ties. If you hold the piece up to your eye and can look through a tie to the other side of the track, it's O gauge. The ends of O27 ties are covered by metal and do not allow you to peek through. Menard's does not sell O27 track....only standard O gauge. O27 is not as tall and is lighter than standard O. I don't have any Menard's track, but I've heard (here on YT) that it's pretty well made. Thanks for sharing.
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Looks like you're having fun. Those Fastrack switches are great because as you probably know by now, they're non-derailing, so you can run a train through them in the "wrong" direction, and your train's wheels will slide the rail to match your path. Oh, by the way, as you also probably know by now, your tube track is not O27. It's standard O gauge track. You can tell the difference by looking at the ends of the ties. If you hold the piece up to your eye and can look through a tie to the other side of the track, it's O gauge. The ends of O27 ties are covered by metal and do not allow you to peek through. Menard's does not sell O27 track....only standard O gauge. O27 is not as tall and is lighter than standard O. I don't have any Menard's track, but I've heard (here on YT) that it's pretty well made. Thanks for sharing.