Modeltrainman

@patox, I've messaged you some ideas.

I'd be interested. I still prefer track power to batteries, but have 9V, Power Functions, and Powered Up, to keep running trains after my 9V transformers and things die.

Wouldn't they all be for Luigi? But, then, wouldn't it more or less be the same as what we got? Is Luigi that different, playstyle-wise?

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Thank you, everyone. Soldering was what I was afraid of hearing. I'm not skilled in that area, nor do I have the dexterity.

The rubber stuff on my 9V track leads has worn away, quite a lot. Will electrical tape be enough to fix them? A new lead is expensive, and I really don't want to have to move everything to Powered Up. Is there a good aftermarket solution?

I've been thinking about Mario Kart. Since that's on a track, I wonder if they'd do a motor base, that would also react to tiles, and run on the roller coaster track? Or would that be too weird? After this, I can't just really see them doing just kart and character sets...

Brick Journal, we don't get the ones with sets often, in the States.

@1963maniac, they're backed up to a few weeks behind. My parts order from the 15th of July is still in warehouse, so we just need to be patient.

Right. The EN just seems like the logical first choice.

This is so cool! There's no way you could build the Emerald Night onto a Lionel 4-6-2 chassis, is there?

@westracing01 This is very cool! My first thought was it reminds me of Daytona.

Supported, followed!