I used armor35 stuff and it is brilliant!

yeah, that's about 2' 3.5"

this railway track is good for trains in 1/35th.

Golly! D'ya think that's why they made it in 1/35 scale?

The Trumpeter track is a nightmare of knock-out holes in the rails in inconvenient and hard-to-reach places, so if MiniArt can come up with rails that don't require literally hours of filler putty and sanding, then I will buy a ton of them.

Armor35's track looks to require two sets for anything beyond a vignette of one of the smaller goods cars (6.75 inches); the Miniart product will be four times that length of track. What would really be useful is either switches and level junctions in 1/35, or the frogs and points that you could use to assemble switches and junctions with the track components we have, either freestanding on ballast or embedded in pavement (i.e., tramways). Addressing the latter is one of the things on my to-do list once I get comfortable with my Flux 3D printer and can either find or make the STL models for the pieces.

Miniart would release locomotiv, flat car and so on. And T-34 series Zavod 112.

Hi Sean: ask and ye shall receive: 1/2 Railroad Switch Full switch They also make a nice track-stop: Rail Track Buffer Stop They don't have a crossing yet, but perhaps that's in the works.

That review is their short section. They also make a long (14-inch) section: Long Re-gauged