You can also cut Unitrack sections with a straight razor back saw to the exact size you need to fit an odd space.
I've used this technique for many years and it works very well.
I've used this technique for many years and it works very well.
Kato Track N scale issues
I recently switched out my U shaped layout to a straight, 15' long layout and I am in the process of putting a small siding yard, 3 tracks deep in the front of the layout and no matter what I do the last track of the 3, is 1/2" short of completeing and the shortest piece you can get is 1 1/8" long. I have tried to go longer in the yard ( more track) but still get the same results. I realize you can cut track down to fit in other brands, but Kato will not look right! Any suggestions to my issue?
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