lego crossover track 3d models

Created with the smallest Lego-compatible micro-marble-track construction system in mind, this setup is perfect for tiny ball-bearings with a diameter of less than 6mm - matching the track's diameter. For optimal performance, look for bearings with...

I designed a set of idler wheels compatible with Lego Technic's rubber tank tracks for my Mindstorms kit, which only came with 4 wheels. To achieve more varied track shapes like triangular or trapezoidal designs, I needed additional wheels. I began...

The edge that's exposed would ideally have a vertical portion that contains an ESP8266 and power circuit to support a wide voltage input so all Lego trains can be used. ... This is still a work in progress as I learn the intricacies of 3D printing...

Unlike traditional Lego blocks, however, its flat bottom makes it incompatible with classic builds. When printing, consider using horizontal compensation settings of -0.15mm to achieve the best results. While not necessary, this adjustment helps to...

Connect a LEGO straight track to the elevated end of the bottom bridge part, and mount the support caps under the connection; for the long version, add the 2x4 brick under the support caps. Connect another LEGO straight track, add 2 support caps...

This is one link of the Lego caterpillar-track (or tank track). I took careful measurements to ensure accuracy. EDIT Sept 5th 2019: The new V7 Version has a flat surface on top of the bolt, allowing links to slide together easily at a 90-degree...

If you've lost a track piece for your original 4.5 volt Lego train tracks, here are models to reprint them. They lack the tiny angled deflection in the bottom at each end so they don't slope downhill quite as well but they work well. Each curve is...

This replacement switch lever is designed specifically for Lego 9v train tracks, remixed from Skyfaller's original creation on Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3953761. Key modifications have been made to enhance functionality and...

This is a connector for the Lego City Train on the old 12V Lego Track System. ...The advantage is that this adapter is very short and only one Lego row longer, so if it weren't there, and with it you wouldn't notice the length difference during...

This track model is slightly modified for 3D printing.

Hello everybody, I remixed rejamisons Duplo adaptor to fit it on Lego bricks. Have fun with it. ... Markus

This is the set of rail tracks: the straight one, the curved one on the left, and the right angled track which can be created by mirroring the left one over the x-axis.\nThe track is compatible with LEGO Wheel Rim Wide Ø11 x 12; check the figures...

These are tiles you can place on R40 lego curves in the middle section as a crossing or something else

---Because of LEGO's lawyers I have to say that this project is not intended to be compatibile with LEGO Duplo Train :D---Easy to print, tought and compact construction. ...Without supports.</p><p>v2:<br>fixed</p><p>Category: Construction Toys</p>

... the middle to prepare a 1.5X length track.This object is 199mm long, i might try to make it even longer and print diagonally. ... I printed this using a support enforcer on the 4 tips of the track, i don't want all the support under the track itself.

a holder to organize 10 (2x 5) or 20 (2x 10) Lego Duplo Rail parts Dimensions RailTower10: 100 x 100 x 73 mm Dimensions RailTower20: 100 x 100 x 141 mm

I engineered a versatile adapter to facilitate seamless connections between popular LEGO train sets and my proprietary Euroreprap Railroad System, which was meticulously crafted for my comprehensive 3D printed locomotives library.

---Because of LEGO's lawyers I have to say that this project is not intended to be compatibile with LEGO Duplo Train :D---Easy to print, tought and compact construction. ...Without supports.</p><p>You may also need straight half size tract to fully use...

... boundaries further by making it even longer while printing it diagonally. To achieve optimal results, I utilized a support enforcer on the four tips of the track, carefully positioning them to minimize support material underneath the track itself.

Remixed from the source: - Filled various holes for solid print - Removed middle studs - Add tolerance for connectors sizing - Enforce the overhanging track part

You always need rails straight. ...Better print a few more! Railway track, printed diagonally for a space of 140x140mm. ...Easy to print as there is no support.

Remixed Brio Flex Railtracks to strengthen the connections - my small one is pretty hard on equipment - original here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:661462 Also remixed the Lego Duplo mount - removed the locking tabs (because they broke off too...

... supports are needed. This model is not compatible with traditional LEGO blocks due to its flat bottom. ...Printed with horizontal compensation set at -0.15mm yields the best results; without this setting, it still works well but can be quite tight.

Its compatibility issue lies in its inability to connect seamlessly with traditional LEGO blocks due to a flat bottom surface. ...Printing with horizontal compensation set at -0.15mm ensures a snug fit; omitting this setting results in an overly tight...

Unfortunately, its unique features make it incompatible with traditional LEGO blocks due to the flat bottom surface. To achieve optimal results when printing, we recommend using horizontal compensation of -0.15mm. ...While this setting is not strictly...

... However, removing them is a breeze. Incompatible with traditional LEGO blocks due to its flat bottom design. Printed successfully using horizontal compensation: -0.15mm. ...Note that omitting this setting will result in a slightly tighter fit.

OK, hopefully these should be right Left hand narrow gauge and right hand R40 curve Two files with the third track on the right and left Left/Left Wye Left/Right Wye

I've taken the awesome train base by LocoRico and modified the top to accommodate 12 Lego studs, arranged in two rows of six. To get my printer ready, I also need to tweak the axle so it fits snugly, which is included in the upgrade. ... To build each...

These are often thrown away early, only to be remembered as handy later on when storing tracks again. The hole for the pin seems to be made 3.1mm (caliper measurement), and this design allowes for 0.1mm friction (a well tuned PLA printer should do...

I reworked the fantastic Duplo train track design by Markosaurus, stripping away unnecessary elements to create a streamlined version. ...By omitting excess features between the rails, you can potentially shave off some print time if your printer excels...