Help: bachmann EZ track VS others
 

Hi, im a new bie in a railway modelling......

i buy Dewitt clinton from bachmann with ez track...is it possible to expand tracks with another brand?for example from atlas....

i really need suggestion...please.....

Hi BB201 welcome to the forum, sorry I can't help you but I know nothing about Dewitt clinton from bachmann with ez track.

Welcome to the forum BB201. I'm sure that some of us may be able to help you with your question, could you help by letting us know of the scale and track gauge of your model?

its HO scale with EZ track from bachmann..(originally)..but i want to build a layout..could you give me some suggestion for me, should i re use that EZ track mix with another brand for example from ATLAS or HORNBY or i must use only EZ track?

Hi Trev.....Nice to meet you...

Mr.Trev, the track gauge said 16.5mm

Hello BB201 and welcome to the forum.
EZ track is not used very much in the U.K. but hopefully one of our North American members will be able to help you. Your Dewitt Clinton model will be HO scale if it runs on 16.5mm gauge track.

Hello Mr.Swisstrains, nice to share with you..becouse i'm newbie in railway modelling.....for your information, information about railway modelling is not much as in another country, i think i'had wrong choice to buy Dewitt clintoon, could you tell me the best choice to buy a starter set to start in railway modelling?...thankyou for your time and suggestion

Hello BB201.
Whose model trains are the easiest to obtain in Indonesia?
Would that be Bachmann? Hornby? Roco? Fleischmann? or maybe one of the makes from North America?
Which country's trains do you like the best? North America ? Great Britain? France? Germany? or another country?
Your choices will help us to make a suggestion for a starter set.

Hi BB201,

Welcome to the forum.

Don't know anything about Bachmann EZ track system, but I know that the track system Bachmann sell in the UK is fully interchangeable with Hornby and Peco Setrack. Not sure this will be helpful to you.

Best wishes,

John H-T.