To take extend the concept of on ramps to curves, you could use an in to out CLC with the outer lane being made with 2 single lane curves. If you have 2x#3 curves as a lead into the in to out CLC the you could put a #2 on the inside of the #3's to give the merge track some length. Just a thought
Driving Pit lanes backwards?
Hi All,
I though I'd better check before I buy stock for my track. Can you drive the pit lane pieces backwards? I plan to use some pit track for on ramps for stricken cars. I have four in the plan so I was going to use two packs. I thought I better check though that you can go through an entry piece the wrong way first. Can you? Does the flipper just align itself accordingly?
Cheers,
Damo.
I though I'd better check before I buy stock for my track. Can you drive the pit lane pieces backwards? I plan to use some pit track for on ramps for stricken cars. I have four in the plan so I was going to use two packs. I thought I better check though that you can go through an entry piece the wrong way first. Can you? Does the flipper just align itself accordingly?
Cheers,
Damo.
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