Walthers 948-83007 is a 5-pack of Code 83 nickel silver Branchline flex track with wood ties — each section measures 36" (91.4cm) long, giving you 15 feet of authentic branchline-style track in one package. Branchline track features narrower, more closely-spaced ties than the standard Code 83 mainline track, capturing the look of secondary lines, sidings, and rural rail. The flexible rail bends easily into smooth curves and straights for custom layouts.
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Features
Five 36" (91.4cm) sections of Code 83 Branchline flex track per package — 15 feet of track total
Narrower, more closely-spaced ties for an authentic branchline, siding, or yard appearance
Wood-tie appearance with realistic dark brown molding and enhanced wood grain detail
Fine-profile spike and tie plate detail molded onto every tie
Custom-formulated nickel silver rail for excellent electrical conductivity and easy soldering
Spike-mounting holes for prototypical track nail placement
Mixes seamlessly with standard Walthers Code 83 mainline track using the same rail joiners
Scale: HO (1:87)
More Information
Brand
Walthers Track
Item Number
948-83007
Scale
HO (1:87)
Product Type
Branchline Flex Track (5-Pack)
Track System
Code 83 Nickel Silver, Wood Ties (Branchline)
Section Length
36" (91.4cm) each
Condition
New
UPC
616374198825
FAQ
What's the difference between Branchline and standard Code 83 flex track?The rail is the same Code 83 height. The difference is the ties — Branchline has narrower, more closely-spaced ties to look like secondary mainline, branch line, siding, or yard track. Standard Code 83 has wider mainline ties for primary lines.
Can I mix Branchline and standard Code 83 in the same layout?Yes — both use Code 83 rail and the same standard rail joiners. Many modelers run Branchline through yards, sidings, and industrial spurs while using standard Code 83 on the mainline for visual realism.
Does this come pre-assembled?Yes — each section is fully assembled with rail, ties, and spike detail. Just unpack, lay it on your roadbed, and connect with rail joiners.
How much layout can 15 feet of flex track build?It depends on radius and design, but a small yard with a few sidings typically uses 8–15 feet, so this 5-pack is enough for a complete branch line yard or several sidings on a larger layout.
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