By: The 1960’s LEGO Kid

Track, track and more track. I cannot get enough of this hip blue track. I love laying down the rails to run my LEGO train on. The grooves on the top of the rails help keep the wheels turning which gives the train a real choice look.

The notches on the bottom of the rails help keep them straight and the trains moving along. My set came with 2 extra rails and 1 extra tie, don’t get me wrong I love the extra section of track but now I feel as though I need to go by some more track to even up my loop. This is a real bummer when the box of track cost 2 whole dollars.

The guy at the hardware store told me that next year LEGO by Samsonite was going to make a switch set, or as he called it a point. Can you imagine all the groovy tracks that can be laid down by adding switches and more curved track?

I am really pleased with this expansion pack of track, it has really allowed me to expand my living room floor model railroad. I can't say that my old lady is very happy, she keeps telling me that I have to pick it up every night before bed, because she is getting tired of stepping on the bricks. Moms can be so square.