Comparisons

Two systems or choices side by side, with the figures from the catalogue.

• Sectional track or flexible track: which should you choose? (8 November 2026)
  Sectional track is quick and predictable, flexible track gives free curves and fewer joints. Which systems offer flex track and how to combine the two.
• Minitrix or Fleischmann piccolo: the differences side by side (6 November 2026)
  Minitrix has many radii and a compact turnout on R1, piccolo a wider turnout and a curved turnout. Range, dimensions and space in N compared.
• Piko A-Gleis or Roco geoLine: the differences side by side (4 November 2026)
  Piko A-Gleis has more radii, slim turnouts, flex track and crossings; geoLine is more compact with a fixed roadbed. Dimensions and space compared.
• Roco geoLine or Roco Line: the differences side by side (2 November 2026)
  geoLine has a fixed roadbed and compact turnouts, Roco Line is roomier, with slim turnouts and flex track. Radii, turnouts and space compared.
• H0, N, TT or Z: which scale fits your space? (31 October 2026)
  A loop with a passing track needs at least 160 x 90 cm in H0 and 85 x 55 cm in N. Measured per scale, with what each scale asks for trains and stations.
• Märklin C track or Märklin K track: the differences side by side (29 October 2026)
  C track has a fixed roadbed and wider curves, K track has no roadbed, a flexible track and closer spacing. All the dimensions next to each other.