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Hi all,
I recently looked out all my old Playmobil and Lego sets for my 4 yr old niece to gauge what she's more interested in, for Christmas - Lego won.
In looking it all out, I have ended up building a few of my old sets, which to my surprise has very few missing pieces.
Fire Breathing Fortress (6082)
Crossbow Cart (1732)
Dragon Defender (6043)
Knights Stronghold (6059)
Sea Serpent (6057)
Black Knight (6009)
Black Falcon's Fortress (6074)
I have a couple of boxes and most of the instruction manuals. I can't quite believe how much this stuff goes for on eBay! Albeit, I have no intention of selling it, as it's sparked an interest again.
I ended up buying the Passenger Train (60197) and built that last night, Bookshop (10270), Assembly Square (10255), Diner (10260), and the Corner Garage (10264). I will likely buy a few more of the current train sets over the next couple of months, and some (a lot) of track. I've probably overspent and understand that best value for money is waiting for deals and discounts. So I will keep that in mind for getting the Cargo train and the Disney Train
On to a question - how much track would I need to run a train around the Christmas tree (roughly 4ft x 6 ft), twice (inside and outside track)?
Thanks in advance,
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Concerning the track, you will need 16 curved pieces to form the 4x corners for each circuit, then as many straights as necessary for increasing the "radius" of the track - you are adding to the circumference but of course making the circuit have a larger radius as you do so. The curves are reasonably cheap (about 50p a piece) but the straights will be £1.50 or so, so I'd measure carefully to check you get the right amount.
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Maybe ebay but likely to be more expensive there.
My Christmas tree will look fantastic this year.