Brick City - train switch right - Free 3D Print Model

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MissingBrick

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Brick City - train switch right

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If you like my work, please feel free to boost. Thank you

BRICK City 100% compatible - train switch right

It fits perfectly with the original railway tracks
Railway tracks wide as the original
Railway tracks as high as the original
No screw, magnet or glue needed

I am preparing many more Brick variants.

Thematic collections are here: TRAIN, ROAD, CLASSIC or everything in one place here: BRICK ALL

One tip:
- There is no need to remove all the supports if you dont want
- For proper functionality, simply remove the supports marked with number 1

Assembly instructions:
- Insert the switch rod (1A, 1B, 1C)
- Install the switch arm (2)
- Turn the train switch and secure with a pin - use force, the pin must be flush with the bottom surface of the train switch (3A, 3B)
- Turn the train switch back and attach the control handle - the handle must be installed between the rod (4A, 4B)

UPDATE 17.3.2025: Improved component for changing train direction - stronger connection that can handle higher train speeds

Comment & Rating (96)

@AidsterScrub

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Brick City - train switch right

Great part. fits well with other tracks. switching rail however is thin and needed to be glued.

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@MissingBrick

Hi, thank you for the rating and comment... I have printed about 10 pieces and there is no problem, but it probably depends on the calibration and type of filament. I will try to come up with a reinforcement that will not affect the functionality.

@MissingBrick

I made an adjustment, connecting the layers more and increasing the fill. It should be fine now. Thank you

@AidsterScrub

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Replying to @MissingBrick :

thanks, yeah I usually slice on my pc but this time around I sent it from my phone. it sealed the base of it and had a gap layer before making the rail. kinda odd. if I print more I’ll let you know if it persists.

@Bavon82

There is an issue with the part intended to rotate the train. Please see the attached image. Unfortunately, this flaw causes the train to derail at high speeds. I hesitate to leave negative feedback, but please rectify this component. I specifically printed it twice, yet the problem originates in the design itself. Thank you

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@MissingBrick

@Bavon82

printer Is calibrated, and I used a perfect new Original Bambulab filamenti. If you check the STL, there Is a gap where I have the issues. I solved with glue for now

@MissingBrick

Replying to @Bavon82 :

Thanks for the warning, you are right. I made an adjustment, connecting the layers more and increasing the fill. It should be fine now. Thank you

@dariomahler

Sehr gutes Modell

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@MissingBrick

Thank you for the photo and five stars... I really appreciate the support.

@xjan93

Cool model, something happened to my first print so one of the connections were deformed, but the second gone well. Thank you for the model.

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@MissingBrick

Thank you for the comment and photo... I am very happy that the printing was successful. Enjoy!

@SeBoLeX

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Thank you, works great 💪

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@MissingBrick

Thank you for the comment, photo and boost... I really appreciate the support.

@Bavon82

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Brick City - train switch right

Excellent design. Functionality requires revision. The moving part of the track causes the train to derail at high speed

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@MissingBrick

Thank you for the comment, photo and five stars... Unfortunately, at high speed the train will derail even on the original train switch. I would have to make a completely different design and a smaller radius...

@smlittlep

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Brick City - train switch right

Printed only the lever. printed great, bu had a flat spot where the lever contacted the bed. I assumed since the track is supposed to fit with the original track, the lever would also fit. the lever is wider than the original.

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@MissingBrick

Thank you for the rating and comment. This is definitely not a LEGO replica. The original tracks are my inspiration, but I create according to my own. The strength of the printed material and 100% functionality must always be taken into account…

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@vever

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Nice projet, I'll try it. Better using PLA or PET-G ?

The designer has replied

@MissingBrick

Thank you, just use PLA, everything in the photos is made of Bambu PLA and there is no problem with functionality. My 4 year old son is not exactly 100% careful and has not broken anything yet.

@vever

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Replying to @MissingBrick :

Thanks! This one is too big for my A1 mini, I'll try yout smaller models

@MissingBrick

Replying to @vever :

Sorry, unfortunately it is not possible to make a train switch for the A1 mini, the mechanism and radius must be larger for the wagon to pass through. But now that I think about it, I could try to insert a clutch and divide the model into two pieces. I will think about it, whether it would work...

@nino0731

Do I need to put supports

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@MissingBrick

Yes, supports are necessary at least at the end of the track, otherwise 100% functionality of the connection is not guaranteed.

@user_460630241

What is the radius of the curved track in cm?

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@MissingBrick

Hi, I never understood how someone could measure an exact radius. Are you interested in the center of the track? The outer track? The inner track? Each radius will be different...

@user_460630241

Replying to @MissingBrick :

Okay, I need to be clear about which turns he will make that form a 90° angle

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@chrislankford

You measure it by connecting enough curve pieces to make a half circle and measure the diameter from center to center. Then divide by two to get the radius.

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