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I just noticed that the bridge can be divided into two parts. Have you thought about how many new track patterns you can create if you allow some of the pieces
by jazzyb 17y ago
I just noticed that the bridge can be divided into two parts. Have you thought about how many new track patterns you can create if you allow some of the pieces to be elevated and use the two separate parts of the bridge as slopes onto and off of the elevated track?
- PebblesRox 17y agoIf the set comes with trees and telephone poles, you can use them to prop up the elevated sections. I think duplos work nicely too : )
- pmorici 17y agoThere are special ramp pieces you are supposed to use for that purpose and bridging blocks that allow you to elevate regular track. I've never heard of this brand but it used to be called "Brio" when I was a kid, http://brio.knex.com/ http://brio.knex.com/
- ErrantX 17y agoI have a box full of brio from my childhood at home - and, yeh, they did have blocks to let you make raised track. (it was a pain though because it was easiest to build the bridges first - and then just as you laid the last piece of track a trip/wobble/stumble collapsed the raised bits :P)