Taking a closer look at various r104 and r120 Trixbrix Train Tracks

[@EliasLarsson-ck6qn]

On that double crossover piece you could try to multi track drift with it

[@hollandmeester347]

If this is s R104 double switch, it is 6 straights long not 5...... am I right?

[@jumabricks]

It is actually 5 straights long. A single r104 switch is 2,5 straights long :)

[@hollandmeester347]

@@jumabricks Then this TrixBrix picture is wrong. In a picture is shown with six blue stripes that a double TrixBrix R104 switch is SIX straights long. It is said that a switch is 96 studs (6X16) long.

[@hitthebricks5502]

I was thinking about “switching” over to this from official Lego but nowhere to connect on the bottom??? Hmmmmm

[@jumabricks]

Yeah, that‘s kind of bad, but you can actually ( kind of ) connect pieces to the bottom, it‘s just not a sturdy connection.

[@NCXDesigns]

They offer “ballast” pieces that attach to the track which then have studs

[@mallikarjun343]

How to purchase this type of trains

[@eslamabdelhady6203]

عاش يصحبي

[@marcosandoval6175]

audio on your video is horrible