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If you press too hard you can buckle the rails.

You can also add a wooden strip in the slots to prevent the rails from bending outwards.

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For those of us who are electrically challenged is there a possibility of a set of these being made, im looking to possibly change my classic rally section run offs that come of my main Sport track and this would be perfect. I could then change my rally section for a routed mdf one?

If you have the standard Classic rally turns, you can change them fairly easily for Sport versions. No electronics required. We came up with a few designs for our WHO Winter Rally Sprint last year and I wrote them up here: https://blog.jadlamracingmodels.com/2021...lly-loops/

What I’ve done in this thread is to create a single lane track with a loop each end. That means cars are travelling down the same lane in both directions - hence the over-complicated electronics. I did this mostly because I wanted the electronic challenge. The simple solution would have been a two lane track with loops each end - the traditional Scalextric rally loop set-up.

And could this single lane set-up be made for customers? Probably not the best idea… there is a lot of on-going problem-solving - which is reasonably easy as I built it, but might be problematic and frustrating otherwise.