Lego train tracks

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I am sure I am not the first one to build one of these crossings using panels, but here it is. Here is a video of it being tested This design requires raising the track by 1 brick, but that's ok by me, at least for what I want to use it for. You can download this crossing design in a figure 8 track layout LDD file here

This is my most recent LEGO ballast design for North American mainlines. The ties are a mixture of old dark grey and new dark bluish grey. The moss is olive green, the dirt is dark tan, and the ballast itself is light bluish grey. The rails are ME Models silver rails. The modules are built to the standard 32 x 32 MILS configuration.

This is a model of a turntable with two full-length Lego railway tracks with motor and remote control.A special detail is the use of off module ...

LEGO creation captures the essence of the railway experience. Immerse yourself in the joy of building as you bring this LEGO train to life, and watch it roll along the tracks with elegance and grace. Whether you're a LEGO enthusiast, a train aficionado, or simply captivated by the wonders of transportation, this LEGO train is a must-have addition to your collection. Let your imagination run full steam ahead! #LEGOtrains #LEGOrailway #LEGOrailroad #LEGOtransportation #LEGOmodel #LEGObuild…

The first two installments of this series have only used LEGO® train track pieces officially offered by the LEGO® company. We observed several times that the geometry of these pieces can be limiting to those who want more realistic trains or more complicated layouts. For this reason, a small industr

Video Link: Benny's LEGO City Update #2 - Train Track & Ballast G'day, I want to start this post with a bit of a story. When I was a child my Opa has several HO scale train layouts. My cousin an I would spend hours and hours making up trains and controlling them around. My Opa was a very talented man and would hand make and paint all the scenery, mountain landscapes, roads and he was especially good at waterfalls and rivers. I always loved my own LEGO train sets as a kid and when I started…

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Flat car (1st version/2013). Additionally this MOC is part of the book "Lego Tips, Tricks & Building Techniques" by Joachim Klang (-derjoe-) in which I acted as coauthor with a few of my models. More information at: www.heel-verlag.de. Deutsche Buchversion

Today we're sharing a fantastic technique for creating an impressive curved roof by utilising curved train tracks (part number 85976). Instead of just using the piece as train track, Bjorn Schouten on Flickr attaches transparent clear or 'glass' panels and with multiple tracks for reinforcement this creates a very strong (and expensive) yet simple roof technique that he used for a train station build. It just goes to show that if you have large pieces lying around in your collection, you…

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Longer, simpler, vertically compact, easier to add new sets!

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LEGO Train - Track Switch Automation: This project shows how you can automate the switches in your LEGO train layout with off-the-shelf components. This solution does not require any modification of the switches nor a profound knowledge of electronics or programming. The objectives are…