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Hornby flexi track R621

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Hi
i am planning on building a model railway and it requires flexi-track at a shorter length than it is sold, i was wondering is it possible to cut the piece to the required length or is it sold like that. Or can it be compressed?

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mrredrunner100
 
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You can buy xurion track cutters or I use bolt cutters I got out poundland excellent job all smooth and neat cut
 

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i use a dremel to cut my peco flexi track. you can cut where you like. but when you need to fit a connecter to the rail you need to remove the lug on the sleeper first so it will fit.
 
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i use a dremel to cut my peco flexi track. you can cut where you like. but when you need to fit a connecter to the rail you need to remove the lug on the sleeper first so it will fit.

Thanks that's how I reckon I will do it as my dad has a Dremal. Is the lug part where the sleeper goes under the rail? I am quite new to modelling and flexi-track
 

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yes it's where the sleeper joins the rail. you just need to remove them on the first sleeper cut the top off with a knife.
 
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