Running some trains after getting TrixBrix R56 curves and tons of double straights.
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Running some trains after getting TrixBrix R56 curves and tons of double straights.

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The LEGO fan community is abuzz with a new train setup featuring TrixBrix track components. User /u/BackWaterHobo shared their impressive railway, showcasing the versatility of TrixBrix R56 curves and double straights.

The front locomotive in the setup utilizes a generic motor sourced from Amazon. While it provides considerable speed, the motor lacks precise speed control, operating primarily in an on/off mode. The rear of the train features the Emerald Night locomotive, which is powered by genuine LEGO Power Functions components.

This setup highlights the potential for combining third-party track elements with official LEGO sets and motors. The use of TrixBrix components allows for unique track layouts, while the LEGO Power Functions ensure reliable performance for the Emerald Night.

For LEGO train enthusiasts looking to expand their layouts, consider exploring LEGO train tracks and LEGO train motor options to enhance your own builds.

Front locomotive is using a generic Amazon motor. Goes fast but doesn't have good speed control (basically is either on or off). Emerald Night in back with real power functions components). submitted by /u/BackWaterHobo [link] [comments]

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