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Hello

I have become the happy owner of a Marklin 29244.

I would like to extend the tracks according to the drawing I posted on the forum. I used SCARM software. On the drawing I marked the place where the tracks are slightly shifted but the program does not detect the error.

Therefore I would like to ask if this will work well? Thank you in advance for your answer.

Re; give and take: Not too much though. Especially on curving gradients. If the horizontal plane is off where the track join, the center studs can catch the couplers. Even on strait- way's. If the inside or outer rail has a gap, the Loco's or cars can derail, and you may have a current continuity gap. You can shim under the uneven track joints and sections to even this up. You can hide shims of wood, or other materials like rubber, or plastic with Lichen or other foiliage materials.

Thank you.

I set the tolerance to 1 mm, and at the marked point at the cross there is a gap of 1.2 mm.

Maybe someone has an idea how to do it correctly?

So I can buy tracks and assemble my project. Hopefully it will work. Thanks for your help :)
Does anyone have something similar?

Unfortunately, I don't have a permanent layout.

The tracks will be laid out every now and then to play with my 2-year-old daughter. That's why I came up with something that will give more variety than driving in circles.

I already have a digital set 24802 and I'm thinking about how to diversify it.