Choosing track systems for your model railway layout
For our layouts, we recommend H0 scale:
Roco Line tracks without ballast (H0 scale code 83, practical and realistic)
Roco Line tracks with ballast (H0 scale code 83, realistic)
Fleischmann Profi tracks with ballast (H0 scale code 100, discontinued)
Piko Gleis-A tracks without ballast (H0 scale code 100, budget-friendly)
Piko Gleis-A tracks with ballast (H0 scale code 100, budget-friendly)
Peco tracks (H0 scale code 75, for demanding modelers)
Tillig tracks (H0 scale code 83, for demanding modelers)
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Märklin K-Gleis tracks (H0 scale code 100, unique standard on 3-rail system)
Hornby / Rivarossi / Lima (H0 scale code 100)
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For all our N scale layouts, we use Fleischmann Piccolo tracks with integrated plastic ballast beds.
Tracks with integrated ballast are of excellent quality, easy to mount with screws, and feature highly reliable turnout motor operations.
They might seem more expensive at first glance, but if you look closely at the math, the total final expense is virtually equivalent.
Indeed, turnout motors are not particularly pricey, and the built-in ballast avoids the use of expensive cork sheets underlayment.
Securing them with screws allows you to disassemble them easily whenever necessary without causing damage. The entire layout can be taken apart, and the tracks retrieved looking almost brand new…
These are the core reasons why we recommend using them.
In the Reserved Area, you can find more technical specifications regarding these track systems.
