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  1. Belated thanks! Sorry, I forgot to reply sooner. I did some quick proof of concept testing with the coupling plates and Technic axle pin. I should have made some notes or taken photos but from memory it seemed like a good solution using legal techniques which I'd like to explore further and document this time around. Initially I set out to make a length of track that was 32 modules long (when straight) that could be used for a 90º curve or flexible track, but found that there was some asymmetry along the length in where the pivot points were located. I think it was possible to correct this but it requires one segment of the track to be slightly longer or shorter than the others. I wondered if you had any thoughts on an ideal curve radius for a monorail setup, taking space and functional stability into account. Would the original monorail or the train track be a good place to start? I've since taken delivery of a load of rollercoaster track so I'll hopefully have a (not)monorail system to share in the future. Now I need to look into Power Functions/Powered Up.
  2. Hi! Is there a method for creating a curved track (compatible with Masao Hidaka’s 2-wide track) that doesn’t use illegal techniques? Thanks
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