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Re: Why is inner rail smooth on Duplo track?
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lugnet.duplo, lugnet.trains
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Date:
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Mon, 4 Jul 2005 21:51:47 GMT
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In lugnet.duplo, Ralph Hempel wrote:
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Is it to prevent the toothed drive wheels from skipping?
The outer wheel turns more times than the inner as is
goes around the curve.
Ralph
Joe Strout wrote:
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My son has spend his allowance on a couple of the new Thomas sets (Percy and
James). James comes with one piece of curved track (along with others
including a switch).
I’ve noticed that all the Duplo track that’s come with these sets has a
ribbed texture on the rails, with the exception of the curved track – that’s
ribbed on the outside rail, like everything else, but the inside rail is
smooth.
This has been puzzling me. Can anyone think of a reason why the inside rail
of a curve piece should be smooth rather than textured?
Thanks,
– Joe
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The old Lego track (12V and 4.5V) was like this too.
tim
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