Where can I find HO flat beds, boxs and other rolling stock in Desert camo.  Also looking for frieght like tanks, trucks, canons and so forth.

I have seen several questions and comment about adding feeders to ensure enough power throughout the track.  Is this as simple as I think it is, I add a Bachmann Powered rerailer to the same DC out put on my control box.  Have not yet finished the lay out so now would be a good time to add.  Oh yea I am running HO non-dcc.

You show in your product list a part number 44592, my local hobby shop has been trying to find this for two (2) weeks.  Is it not out yet?

OK bought a Bachmann Silver Series track cleaner that has the EZ-Mate Magnetic couplers.  The rest of my stock and engines still have the original couplers that came withthe set, OBTW they are HO.  So I need to change, what is the difference in EZ-Mate and EZ-Mate II?  And how to I know if I need short medium or long?

Any one planning on attending.  Or has anyone attended in the past, looking ot go an wondered how it compares to the show done in Springfield MA at the EXPO.

Picked up two (2) #5 trunouts in the easy track.  When I went to added them to my lay out I found out that the straight, or continuation on the main track, will not connect to another track.  Looks like I need to cut out a piece on either the turnout or the piece being add, is this right.

Anyone ever seen anything made to resemble the Cape Cod MA train bridge>

OK I am building a lay out that has two (2) ovals.  One with 18" radius curves inside another using 22" radius curves.  Atlas says to use #6 or #4 switches to link the loops.  What dose this translate to in the EZ track.  Would I use the  EZ track #5 turnout?  Was at first looking at the EZ track #6 Cross over, but the length of that piece is a little two (2) big, seems I remember it is 22" long.  where the turn out looks more like 9" or so. Attached is the layout, the red ovals are the sections I am wondering about. 

OK I have a non-DCC system.  I have about ten switches that need to be wired.  I have the momentary switchs that come with the Cross Overs and Switch outs, but I am looking for a control Box.  I want to run all the wires for the switches over to one box.  Is there something already made for that, or do I need to create one.  The momentary switchs, can they be powered in seires, or does each need it's own ower lead.