does the track stay together if you need to move it to another room or do you have to start all over?
1375609
Hi, depends on the complexity of the track, the one I first bought stays together since it has around 20 pieces. For larger tracks you have to move it by parts.
593820
Like some of the other posters said, the sliding mechanism is going to move out. I think just shimming the base of the track would be a good idea. Might limit what items you can actually put in the drawer, though, height-wise.
1733449
Yes you can. There is a 'list' button which helps you navigate between tracks.
1337140
It stays put, we haven't had any problem with ours moving. You pretty well have to intentionally move it.
1068564
The pivot itself is moveable on the track and removeable from the track. You should be fine to use the pivot that comes with this if you intend to keep the circle. You can also get some nuts and bolts and set it up as a pivot instead, so the pivot won't come out of the piece as your cutting.
1818723
Hello. The cars and tracks are seperate from each other. You can use them together or seperate.
175800
Yes, you can move it left/right and up/down. There is a limit amount of travel, but it does move.
1740104
With the help of a second person it would be easy to move. I move it around myself in my daughters room. The construction is sturdy; however I don't know what it would be like to move to a separate floor.
1851197
I could not. I had a older unit and the track was different. The old one was a T like track. This one is a flat like track and could not use the older track.
1542394
The track comes assembled in sections but can be taken apart fully. Our grandson stores the track in large sections. It's a fun track, very easy to assemble and contort into many shapes. It's fun because as the trucks race around the track you can push and pull sections of the track making new turns / shapes.
936492
Once the track is in place and connected, it stays pretty well intact. There is some wiggle room but for the most part the trains glide nicely along the track. However, after some time my son will start to use some pretty big trucks to play demolition man and collapse the beautifully intricate track I designed. :) I don't think you would want a method to secure the track in one place. Its a lot of fun coming up with new routes to surprise my little one!
442054
I don't think so. I think you have to skip tracks and then fast forward within the desired track to the desired point.
749392
Pull out at a slight angle and follow the track. Than slip it in the track to replace.
1499373
No, it stays on top of the jib. When it would be possible to slide it, in some cases the track would be visible in the video I think.
496501
It's likely that Your upper track is not level to the bottom track. I would re-hang the upper track leaving enough room so that there's a bit of play - you have to be careful though - if it's too spread it'll bind as well.
503905
same thing happened with me. bad design. the track is rounded. i dont understand how it works at all
1028969
The track comes mostly assembled - it just snaps together, and unsnaps and it can be rolled up for storage.The cars are assembled and only need batteries. A three year old may be able to assemble it, but may need some help. But someone that age can definitely operate it.