Make insulated track sections | Classic Toy Trains magazine

Make insulated track sections from any piece of traditional Lionel O or O-27 gauge tubular track.
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[@plunkervillerr1529]

Prewar Marx guy here, toothpicks and electrical tape as insulators

[@trainroomgary]

Hi Bob • If you want the great Lionel Sound, tubular track is a must. I use K-line Shadow Rail because of all the ties. My first layout I used Lionel O Gauge tubular track & added rails. Looks great and had the Classic Toy Train Sound.
Cheers from Michigan

[@HookLineSinker4343]

Thank you!

[@thesierrastandard7281]

Do you know how to wire a lionel 154 signal to a insulated rail? I got one I just don't have the original accessory activator.

[@fordman609]

Hi Bob, what is the advantage or disadvantage of having fast track over classic train track? Thanks Marty

[@ClassicToyTrains]

+Marty Giles FasTrack goes together nicely and looks good, as do all the current plastic-roadbed track systems. Tubular track is rugged and has that traditional appeal. All them work just fine, it really comes down to what looks best to you.

[@andrewkollarik3941]

You can use lionel track pliers.

[@viswanathanramakrishnan7613]

I need full length this type of tubular tracks and accessories so that I can design my own rail road ; can you please help me in getting these tracks in india and the length of these tracks. If you can give me the contact information to get these tracks in India is well and good.

[@kae4466]

tooth picks and electricians tape.

[@metraforce441]

kae4466 I was thinking the same thing. Does it work?