Not wrong at all, there are different perceptions of the word "set" today. A set could consist of rails and scene parts bundled together. Though the word "set" is used to only describe original box sets, I'm not sure whether the word "set" can be properly used to classify a group of rail parts and scene parts together. This is actually an ongoing topic on our Twitter group too. But for now I think it is better to use the word "set" for actual box sets. Again you are not wrong Chris.
Speaking about the blue tracks sold separately, there is now a debate on whether it actually exists or not. People have reported sightings of the rail parts and scene parts sold in a bundle, called "Yuuenchi Assorted Set 1" and "Yuuenchi Assorted Set 2". Proper names are not identified yet, but we will proceed to carry on this research.
Speaking about the blue tracks sold separately, there is now a debate on whether it actually exists or not. People have reported sightings of the rail parts and scene parts sold in a bundle, called "Yuuenchi Assorted Set 1" and "Yuuenchi Assorted Set 2". Proper names are not identified yet, but we will proceed to carry on this research.
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