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Once made, you can lengthen the curve track with copy and paste.
If this method is not possible due to survival etc., you need to connect one by one using an aircraft.
There is a dedicated aircraft.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2433102932
Even if the friction is 0, it may not move, and you may be able to run by narrowing the width of the guide wheel while it is on the track so that it does not touch the rail temporarily and then returning it to the original width.