Lemax Jolly Trolley Review + NEW Rail Crossing Track
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มี.ค. 2024
- All aboard for the review of the Lemax Jolly Trolley and a look at the first ever rail crossing section.
Purchase your own Rail Crossing Track Section here
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Great video thank you.
Do you have any idea when the crossing will be back in stock?
Very soon Shane, just replenishing the stock, so should be by the end of the week 👍
can one of these be delivered to Spain please
Absolutely - I'll check the postage costs and update on Etsy 👍
Hi, I would like to buy a Lemax tram, could you kindly tell me which are the right Lemax tracks to create a wider route, within the village? I also saw that you have the 4-way section for sale on etsy, but unfortunately it cannot be shipped to Italy. Thank you
Hi @fallenangel4291 - At present, there are only the curves and straights that Lemax manufacture and there is no choice in the radius of these bends. The way I was able to get my trolley go go around the edge of my village was to cut the corners with a saw at the angle i needed and then add a straight and repeat the process.
I have added a host of delivery options now so that the crossing is available in Canada, Australia and all of Europe too.
Thanks again for watching and I look forward to getting your order for the crossing section very soon.
Hi, thanks for replying. I have another question. Are the tracks of the Jolly Trolley (including the transversal piece that you sell) the same as those supplied with the old Lemax Santa's Cable Car 54960 tram?
No problem 👍. All Lemax track pieces be it their trains or any version of the trolley, are the same track type.
The Cross section i produced has only been tested on the trolley as I do not have a lemax train, so i can not vouch that it would work for a train, but as you can see, it works no problem for the trolley 🚎.
Santa's Cable Car was the previous tram produced by Lemax (now no longer on the market), later replaced by the Jolly Trolley. Your information is truly enlightening. Thank you so much 😊