Last and Most Likely Final Update: May 15, 2005
A problem with the Flip Track series is the lack of a uniform parts naming system between sets. One example is distinguishing between the Family Car and Motor Car.This photo gallery provides a single name for each part that will be used with all customized Parts Lists found in Flip Track Land. Each photo also includes description, alternate names used by Fisher-Price (if any), and the occasional astute personal commentary. If possible, the photos will show various color variations of parts.PHOTO GALLERY of COMPLETED SETS
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Information provided is for recreational use only. The authors can not guarantee 100% accuracy of the information found
on this site and thus will not be responsible
for the reader's use of the information. All references mentioned were
subject to authors' interpretations... and as we know, no one's perfect.
So what I'm trying to say is... I'm not a Flip Track expert, so don't forget
to use your own judgment.
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