Lego train setup

[fourstardan]

I was on Youtube watching stuff with my son and a video came up with someone who had done a full blown track setup in his garden around his swimming pool, it took 4 mins to do a full loop on video.

So, daddy's interested.

Do these copies work with a train set?

https://www.amazon.co.uk/HOTUT-Railway-Classic-Acc...

How long could that sort of 20 quid be length wise??

[Sporky]

I've got a box of Lego track I've not used in ages.

[dundarach]

I know a little bit about Lego trains...





Happy to help (off on hols tomorrow however so might be a delay in replying)

[fourstardan]

dundarach said:

I know a little bit about Lego trains...





Happy to help (off on hols tomorrow however so might be a delay in replying)

Interesting.

-Do you buy official track or unofficial?
-What's sort of price per metre does it work out at?
-Is the track easy to disassemble/reassemble, it won't be a perm feature!

[Every day a journey]

I've got some original 1970s track available should you need it.

[lufbramatt]

The TrixBrix track is really good and they do different geometry (bigger radius curves, longer straights) etc than lego do. Identical quality to real lego.

[Sporky]

Every day a journey said:

I've got some original 1970s track available should you need it.

Is that the stuff with individual blue rails, and white sleepers?

[Every day a journey]

Sporky said:

Every day a journey said:

I've got some original 1970s track available should you need it.

Is that the stuff with individual blue rails, and white sleepers?

Yes, though the few sleepers I have ain't exactly white anymore