Track, switches and more by third party suppliers … a – probably incomplete – overview
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Third Party Supplier
Fx Track
Michael Gale (Fx Brick) offers Fx Track track segments and switches for the 9 V system.
The track segments are manufactured using the ABS injection molding process, and the metal surface is applied using a complex process. The Fx Track products are virtually no different from LEGO track segments.
- Go to shop.fxbricks.com
- In Germany and Europe you can buy Fx Track at JB Spielwaren
- Guest article: Fx Bricks switches
- R72 curves in my review video „Fx Track … LEGO 9 V train compatible track system by Fx Bricks“
BuWizz
The BuWizz 2.0 and 3.0 are power sources and remote controls for LEGO models. The BuWizz can be easily integrated into MOCs (My Own Creations). Unlike the Power Functions system, a separate receiver is not required, as communication is via Bluetooth. Power Functions (BuWizz 2.0 and BuWizz 3.0) or Powered Up (BuWizz 3.0) motors and lighting can be connected to the BuWizz.
Control is via the BuWizz app.
- Go to buwizz.com
BrickTracks
BrickTracks offers switches and track segments in different radii.
The switches and track segments are molded ABS and have the same high quality then original LEGO track segments.
- Go to www.bricktracks.com
- In Europe, you can purchase BrickTracks components from www.habricks.com
TrixBrix
TrixBrix offers a wide palette of track segments, single rails and switches in various geometries. TrixBrix also offers train wheels and connection rods in various sizes and colours.
The products by TrixBrix are mostly 3D-printed, some are molded ABS.
- Go to www.trixbrix.eu
4DBrix
4DBrix offers a wide palette of track segments, switches and crossovers and controls for trains and monorail.
The products by 4DBrix are 3D-printed elements.
- Go to www.4dbrix.com