tight loop track

Does that loop work on Risers?

[Super]

Here is what looks like evidence of how Tomy has designed a tight curve in their elevated station. This flare looks very similar to the above loop.

Here is what looks like evidence of how Tomy has designed a tight curve in their elevated station. This flare looks very similar to the above loop.

Huh, you're right.

good spotting, super. really looking forward to this piece arriving so i can shed some light on it.

im considering the bridge, too. have to see how much money i have left when it closes.

[ripley802]

Here are some girders that look very similar or the same. Also they do appear to have multiple heights.

the loop arrived today, and im still no furthur to working out where it came from or what it is.

its not stamped with any kind of wording, and it has the "sandpaper" grip finish that the older range and some fake stuff has.









i tried it with a percy [currently cant access any other engines] and he managed fine. he sort of went straight ahead until he hit the outside barrier, which guided him around the curve. he had quite a bit of overhang, so trackside accessories would have to be kept back a bit. i dont see a longer train having any issues, unless it was too heavy or something.

quick and cruddy video i did to show how percy navigated.

That Percy sounds a little worn out. Also, can you stretch the tracks?

yeh, he was my nephews. he was the first one i could find that worked, lol.

stretch them? dont think so, they would come apart at the central connector. they only just sit together, its not a tight join at all.

yeh, he was my nephews. he was the first one i could find that worked, lol.

stretch them? dont think so, they would come apart at the central connector. they only just sit together, its not a tight join at all.

Oh, because i was wondering if you could connect them to R22's. Perhaps maybe with a bit of R20's and R23's.

might be able to, but i think the 22 would be too wide.