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PECO Track and Accessories for Sale

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PECO N Gauge track

PECO N Gauge Track

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PECO OO9 Gauge track

PECO OO9 Gauge Track

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PECO OO Gauge track

PECO OO Gauge Track

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Track Accessories

PECO buffers

Turnout Motors, Signals, rail joiners, ballast etc....

 

PECO Products have been manufacturing model railway items in the united kingdom for over 70 years, Our owner has been personally using their products for over 40 years.

We stock popular items from their range of N, OO, and O Gauge tracks. If you need a specific item that is not in stock we are happy to order it for you.

If you know the product code you require you can search for it here

MPB Model Supplies stock items such as rail joiners, turnout motors, switches, buffer stops and more in our shop.

You can choose "buy now" for orders of individual items or add items to your cart from the product pages. All our prices include VAT

Due to increased transport costs, we are no longer able to offer free postage for orders.

If you would like some advice please contact us by telephone, Whatsapp or email and we will do our best to help.

At our Droitwich shop, you can see how we have used Peco's products in our demonstration railway layouts.

PECO has been manufacturing model railway items in the united kingdom for over 70 years, I have personally been using their products for over 40 years.

We stock popular items from their range of items for N gauge, OO gauge, and O gauge, if you need a specific item not in stock then we are happy to give prices and order it for you.

We stock accessories such as rail joiners, turnout motors, switches, buffer stops and more.

Some Articles to help you

Model Railway Scales and Gauges Explained

In this article I will cover the following topics:

An introduction to model trains

  • What are scales and gauges

  • 7 most popular choices in the UK

  • The pros and cons of each

  • How you can choose which one is right for you

OO gauge vs O gauge - differences between O gauge & OO gauge

Model railway points - All you need to know in one place

All you need to know about how to wire points into your layout and make them work.

How to start a model railway - all you need to know

Do you dream of having your own model railway? It can be a lot of fun to create a miniature world that runs its own trains.

What is setrack or streamline track?

Setrack is a standardized geometric range similar to those of Hornby. The range includes curves, straights, crossings and points.

The Streamline range has a wide selection of points and crossings that look better and are more authentic replicas of the real thing.

Where are PECO products made?

They an English manufacturing company of railway models located in South Devon.

What is the difference between Code 100 and Code 75?

Code 100 rail is perfect for most OO Gauge locomotives and rolling stock.

Code 75 shares many technical specifications as Pecco Code 100 rail, including clearances to the Frog.

The one major difference is the profile of code 75 rail.

Code 75 rail is only suitable for fine-scale wheels.

Is the PECO track the same as Hornby?

Setrack OO Gauge and Hornby OO rail are directly compatible since each has the same same gauge track width of 16mm, radius and track profile.

The differences include sleeper distances and sleeper colour shade.

Streamline points are longer than Hornby points but apart from that Peco Streamline track is compatible with the Hornby track.

Is Setrack compatible with Streamline?

Yes, it is. They are both the same rail profile in all gauges

MPB Model Supplies Knowledge Centre

Our owner, Mike Belham, has produced a knowledge centre based on our 40 years of experience in the model railway hobby, if you are looking for advice try the information in these articles here Knowledge Centre

The articles cover the following areas:

  • Getting started with building your railway
  • Assembling and wiring Peco Products Pointwork
  • Laying Ballast
  • Constructing Scenery
  • The types of model railway controller