will the track curve enough to fit a 20" circle?
360218
The track is made to reverse ! You cannot make any circles. When the trolley reaches the end, it reverses automatically!
360219
I can't answer because I use curved pieces only slightly; but why would you want something that self-reverses to be in a circle? Just curious. :-)
360220
No, the streetcar runs on 18-inch radius track which requires at least a 36-inh circle.
360221
my two sets run side by side with only a slight curve coming or going to the barn, the train really is self-reversing. very nice train/trolley set
1963902
It will make a 55" circle which is perfect for a large Christmas tree layout. The actual track will make a 72" x 55" rectangle. We elected to just make a circle though. I hope this helps!
309578
I think so. It is wooden w wheels and is the right size. However I don't have the tracks to try it out on, so I can't be sure.
894363
It depends on how much track you have, but the included track will measure about 4/12 feet long by 2 ft wide.
301338
Don't worry. The metal sets will not short out the track, because one wheel has a plastic hub between the metal shaft and the metal wheel.
56115
It depends on the size. If its .027 scale the new speed tracks will work. Hope this helps.
1205833
You can either mix in straight track with your curve track to in large your oval, or you can buy different curves to make your diameter bigger. 0-48 (48" curve Part No. 6-12043), 0-60 (60" curve Part No. 6-12056), 0-72 (72" curve Part No. 6-12041) 0-84 (84" curve Part no.6-12061)
283180
As long as the train wheels fit, U can use any track that U desire. Make sure that the transformer works on the track.
1533244
Yes and no. If they are all Trackmaster, they theoritically fit together. But the shapes matter. So if the shapes and curves are not designed to make a full circle or a closed loop of sorts, they wont. But the basic tracks will fit together.
1415919
no, the wheels will be narrower than the wood track its for take n play plastic track.
400447
You can make a circle by using only the curves. The outside diameter of the circle will be slightly less than 40 inches. The train overhangs the track as it goes around so that might be a problem. The track will fit within a 40 inch square, but the train will overhang slightly as it goes around. To connect the power to a curve, use regular 18 gauge or heavier wire to connect the transformer to the tabs on the bottom of the track. You'll have to bend these up a bit, fit the wire underneath, and then use tape to hold them in place.
1047797
I've never used that kind of track but based on looking at pictures of Lillibo tracks I'd say they should fit.
1837239
This set comes with an oval of Fastrack (the latest Lionel track model). There are enough curved pieces to make a complete circle which has a 36" diameter to the center rail. The outside diameter of the track is approximately 38". The engine and cars are relatively long, so they swing outside the track when making the curve. I recommend at least 40 inches of clearance for the short axis of the oval.
1711878
Product is flexible you can bed it but I would limit the curve to about 20 degrees
2048557
The track radius is 24" - it would really be close, and probably a pretty tight fit for most tree stands.If you want a basic set to fit around a tree, HO scale might be a better choice.
985310
If your track-can accepts the BR40 width, then yes, this will be fine. Its energy use (17W) comes in well under the rated maximum you describe.
871231
It appears to fit the curve on our dashboard - we haven't used it yet, but I took it out, set it on the dashboard and I think we have a winner.