Jouef

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  Georg Wächter1. November 2026

  Thank you for your request! Before adding Jouef, we want to make sure we’re recreating the correct track, since there are two very different ones under that name:

  • the old Jouef “New Rails” track (through the late 1990s), with part numbers such as 4700, 4750, 4870, or 4185, and curves with radii of 325, 385, and 445 mm. Trackplanner doesn’t have this one yet.
  • the Hornby track, also sold under the Jouef brand since around 2004, with part numbers such as R600, R604, or R8072. This one is already in Trackplanner, listed as “Hornby Standard” in the track system selection.

  Just to be sure, a few questions:

  1. Which of the two do you have? On the older Jouef track, the part number and radius are molded into the ties.
  2. What components do you need most: turnouts, crossings, specific curves?

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  Thanks for your request! Before we add Jouef, we want to be sure we’re recreating the correct track. There are two very different types under that name:

  • the old Jouef “New Rails” track (until the late 1990s), with part numbers such as 4700, 4750, 4870, or 4185, and curves with radii of 325, 385, and 445 mm. Trackplanner doesn’t have this yet.
  • the Hornby track, which has also been sold under the Jouef brand since around 2004, with numbers like R600, R604, or R8072. This is already available in Trackplanner, in the track selection under “Hornby Standard.”

  To make sure we get this right, a few questions:

  1. Which of the two do you have? On the older Jouef track, the part number and radius are listed under the ties.
  2. Which parts do you need most of all: turnouts, crossings, specific curves?

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