Has anyone mated Atlas Code 65 Tru Track with Atlas Code 55?

[nkalanaga]

If you're using flex track, why not remove the ties from the end of a piece, and slide the Tru Track ties on?  No rail joint at all that way.

[MetroRedLine]

I thought the idea was that it would look as close to scale as they could get it and still handle pizza-cutter wheelsets.  But yeah, since they're the only code 65 in town and never developed the line beyond a few train set pieces...it's not especially useful.  Really the only way they could have made a go of it and hit Unitrack where it hurts would have been to release a full line comparable to the Kato line with different turnout numbers, a huge array of curvatures, and different lengths...and that would have been a tremendous and risky investment.

It's funny because it never crossed their minds to fix the ONE thing that gave Pizza Cutters problems on smaller-than-Code-80 track: the spike detail.
Understood why they can't fix it on the Code 55 flex/sectional because all that tooling is permanent, but Tru Track is a newer product and, well, guess they never bothered to do any R&D.