For clubs. For race centers. For event organizers. And maybe for you.

Both new systems, the 400 with four lanes and the 600 with six lanes are, as the 300, module systems. The difference to the 300 is the rail shape. With the 400 and the 600 it is possible, for the first time, to build a wooden track the same way as you would build a plastic track, in always changing layouts. No special parts are needed to finish a track. But with all existing parts, fitting into each other, thus resulting in a multitude of attractive tracks.



The ramps are an additional plus, they allow to build lower crossings as well as elevated crossings.




The race track libraries of the 400 and 600 contain, from the very beginning, a huge amount of curve radiuses with opening and closing curves. To be sure, we will continually extent our offer of track sections, the same way we do already with the 300. The extendibility of module systems is one of their mayor advantages.

The systems are variable

The following examples are all build with the same "small" set. But a lot more race track layouts are possible with the modules of the sample set. The system fits easily into different spaces without any problem. And inspires to always new race tracks. You can download the sample with all required space details as PDF here.






Are you eager to play with the system? We have a PDF with all available track parts, inclusive the details of the radiuses with the ratio of 1:10. To download please click here.

Diversity of curves

As more different curve radiuses a system has, as more fun it is playing it. With the seven different curve modules, of the two systems, you can design a diversity of many, many curves. Here is a still incomplete selection of potential 180-degree-curves. To enlarge click here.).



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