LEGO SAH Train Track Planner

[robt]

Thank you for your reply, but BlueBrick is for Windows only.

[alainneke]

It also runs on the Mac, but you'll need to install Mono first (see http://bluebrick.lswproject.com/download.html). Downside of Mono is that you won't get the native OS X look and feel.

While not specifically made for designing LEGO layouts, I usually use RailModeller (shareware, see http://www.railmodeller.com/). This program also includes a track designer, so you can create and add custom tracks (R56, etc) yourself.

Regards,

Alain

[robt]

Yes, thank you Alain.

I don't want to install the Mono framework only to use Bluebrick.

RailModeller doesn't have flexible tracks.

My question is if anyone knows how to use LEGO Track Planner flash-based app, that has been recently removed from LEGO website.

[DaveBey]

It looks like the entire www.city.lego.com/trains site is 'gone.' LEGO redirects the URL back to www.city.lego.com. Perhaps contacting LEGO Customer Service may be the next step?

Cheers from Claremore, Oklahoma USA!

Dave

[robt]

Thank you, Dave.

I've just sent an email to LEGO Customer Service.

[Blondie-Wan]

LEGO has recently removed its official Track Planner.

http://city.lego.com...ackplanner.aspx

Aw, man, I didn't even realize they'd had an official track planner - of course I find out only after it's gone. Ah, well...

Edited January 11, 2013 by Blondie-Wan

[robt]

I've just found it hidden in a subpage of Italian website.

Here's the link.

http://city.us.lego.com/it-it/applications/trackplanner.aspx

[kieran]

Nice spot

Edited January 17, 2013 by kieran

[zephyr1934]

Looks like it has reappeared on the US S@H

http://city.lego.com/en-us/trains/track-planner/

[Electricsteam]

Looks like it has reappeared on the US S@H

http://city.lego.com.../track-planner/

You beat me to posting the link.

http://city.lego.com/en-us/trains/track-planner/