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It's a shame they got rid of metal tracks and went to batteries. If you're rich you can buy new replacements: https://shop.fxbricks.com/pages/fx-track https://s
by post_break 4y ago
It's a shame they got rid of metal tracks and went to batteries. If you're rich you can buy new replacements: https://shop.fxbricks.com/pages/fx-track https://shop.fxbricks.com/pages/fx-track
Or try to buy old stock on ebay etc.
- bombcar 4y agoMetal tracks had some advantages, but plastic have, too. The "best" model railroads have electric track at a constant voltage and DCC or other controlled locomotives, so that you're not "driving" the train with the voltage on the track.
- EamonnMR 4y agoYou could only run a single engine per layout and switching could cut off the power. Now what I really wish they'd bring back is the Space Monorail...
- incanus77 4y ago> Now what I really wish they'd bring back is the Space Monorail... Agreed. I still think about that thing. I was about 10 when it came out and used to go and stare at the box at the toy store. When the new Futuron LEGO minifigs came out with the first revamp to the Classic Space suit, it just looked so damn cool. To this day they always make me think of the monorail.
- vertis 4y agoI had this, and I still miss it and my other lego.
- jerrysievert 4y agoyou can modify non-metal tracks to work with stained glass foil, and maybe a jumper or two depending on what you’re trying to modify. i used it successfully for cross-tracks (x’s) when they came out originally.
- Teknoman117 4y agoI didn't know I was sitting on something so valuable XD. It's been nearly 20 years since I last pulled out my LEGO trains... That and the Rokenbok.