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My 4-lane, 55' Ninco track has been in my basement for over 5 years and I have had no problems with it at all. No warping and only the slightest bit of oxidation which is easily removed with a rubber eraser. I run a dehumidifier in the basement during the more humid summer months as a precaution and for my own comfort. The oxidation is so light that I haven't even bothered to remove it from anywhere on the track other than the front straight. (My track is up against three surrounding walls and I'd have to climb on top of it to reach the more distant sections of track). No need for any electrical jumpers either, though I do run a standard Ninco 14.8v power pack individually to each lane to avoid power surges when cars de-slot.
The surface is grippier than Scaley. Some guys prefer the grippier surface and some don't.
The lane width is also a bit wider. I'm able to run my 1/24 cars on it though they prefer more voltage.
You won't be disappointed with the Ninco track.
Steve
The surface is grippier than Scaley. Some guys prefer the grippier surface and some don't.
The lane width is also a bit wider. I'm able to run my 1/24 cars on it though they prefer more voltage.
You won't be disappointed with the Ninco track.
Steve
