NEW 1-32 PLASTIC TRACK BRAND

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    • December 10, 2020 at 1:37 PM #15800
      Avatar photoBarkingSpyder
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      harrel-rs.com/en/ (aka. Harrel Racing Standard)
      This new German brand of track seems vey cool; an improvement over Carerra and NINCO.
      PRO
      — Better electrical connections between sections (vs. Carerra, Scaley, Ninco)
      — Better structural connections …
      — Vendor claims better surface grip …
      — Less expensive and time-consuming than a routed track (e.g. for a home or small club track)
      — Expandable number of lanes
      CON
      — The apron/shoulder width, and lane spacing seems to be no improvement over competitors?!?
      — Seems to be expensive for each section
      — Must buy from vendor website
      — English translation on website is not very “smooth”

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