Does anyone here have the dimensions of different track types?

[I'veGotFourB&MsInMyGarden]

I've been getting into CAD recently and have been making sections of coaster track. I was just wondering if anyone here had the dimensions of different manufacturers track types so I could make my models to the correct scale. Something like the images below that I found on an old ThemeParkReview forum thread?

Thanks in advance guys

 

[Indy]

Anybody with that type of information is unlikely to share it. I recommend using photos, the tools available to you, and your own personal judgment to make educated guesses. Then tweak your dimensions as necessary to get the correct appearance with a reasonable scale. It's good practice.

 

[Brownsome]

Why don't you just measure the four B&M's in yo back yard?!

 

[I'veGotFourB&MsInMyGarden]

Why don't you just measure the four B&M's in yo back yard?!

Damn, I should of thought of that

 

[MLDesigns]

Here's a larger one that I remember, B&M Wing:

Fairly certain the 1200mm gauge shown here is the same for all B&Ms (minus the obvious D8/D10 dive coasters, and the new smaller-gauge SeaWorld Orlando ride)

 

[I'veGotFourB&MsInMyGarden]

Here's a larger one that I remember...

Thanks very much mate, this looks very interesting

 

[roomraider]

Thanks very much mate, this looks very interesting

Vekoma is fairly easy. They littlerally name their track models after the track guage.

The track used on new Vekoma rides (Abyssus, FLY etc) is MK1100 track and is 1100mm in width. This is the distance from the center of one rail to the other.

The older MK1200 rides (like corkscrew at Alton Towers) have 1200mm between the center of the rails.

Then the Vekoma trains take different model numbers based on the track they use. Taking the first 2 numbers of the track system then a number which designates the train type.
For example SLC trains are MK1201 and new Boomerang trains are MK1210.

This system also now occurs with the newer MK1100 track system. So the MK1101 trains are the sitdown trains used on rides like Formula. The flying version seen on F.L.Y will arr MK1102 trains.

 

[JackFish]

I've been getting into CAD recently and have been making sections of coaster track. I was just wondering if anyone here had the dimensions of different manufacturers track types so I could make my models to the correct scale. Something like the images below that I found on an old ThemeParkReview forum thread?

Thanks in advance guys

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If you send me the files I would be more than happy to 3d-print them for you! (And a model for me too lol)