LEGO TGV 9V train on long curves around the main floor

My LEGO model of a TGV train running on long curves around the main floor. More information on making long curves from straight pieces of LEGO 9V track can be found in Railbricks magazine issue 1 (www.railbricks.com). Thanks to James Mathis for the design of the core TGV model upon which my design is based. I still need to add another four coaches. Enjoy!

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• LEGO
• 9V
• trains
• TGV
• Railbricks

[ballpythondude97]

how do you get multiple power leads from one speed regulator? sorry for all the questions.

[LEGO9vtrainfan]

@ballpythondude97 You can use 9V extension wires (old system, not Power Functions) to reach the power leads on the far side of the layout and then just stack them all on top of the speed regulator connection -- the current passes through each brick, and the polarity can be tweaked by rotating the connection brick. Hope this helps!

[ballpythondude97]

and how many speed regulators do u need for a full circle of gentle curves to make it go fast

[LEGO9vtrainfan]

@ballpythondude97 For a circle, you can use one speed regulator, although the key is to have multiple power leads going to the track (with appropriate extension leads) every 1/3 or 1/4 of the circle. This keeps the voltage up around the layout, meaning your trains can travel at full speed. Hope this helps!

[legofan8401]

Bring out the metroliner

[callofdutymw326]

tu l'a truové ou ton tgv lego je voudrai le même?

[ballpythondude97]

sorry I forgot to reply earlier, but your reply helped so much. thanks!

[timothythamen]

Cool

[nicobent19]

How much track?

[luchobiker]

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[TheReventon100]

can someone tell me how to build such a miracle. i inquire to uploader and asking ''do you have the instructions of the TGV Atlantique?''

[Gleb240]

cool