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I sure do miss seeing your work. I hope Hurricane Beryl didn’t cause too many problems for ya! We were without power for the better part of 4 days.

Lol

The saga continues

You could also use thin tent pegs for the main supports reckon.

Nice! Thanks for this video, just what I was looking for.

Great tutorial 👍🏼

Come in boon , come in ,anyone there ? lol 😊, greetings from Portsmouth England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Does anybody else watch/listen to these while working on their own track layouts? I just wish I could get as much done at once as Boone does!

This is great stuff!

didn't know about the "loose pins"; great discovery!

Magnificent. I suggest yellow light, more vintage color. Cheers

I had to move and needed to give away my 6 lane 18’ x 8’ AFX track with 6 long chutes back and forth . I used the widest turns . I found 18””turns , 15”’12” respectively. Banks had to use 9”, 12”, 12” tightened up as close as possible . The bridge I used the 1/8” plywood for the 4’ transition’s . Very fast track with no trees or anything to reduce visibility and painted 3/4” ply gray . Used stock AFX cars with 2 deep cell 360 cold cranking amps car batteries in series . The cars took the 24+ volts with no problem . Didn’t need to put racing armature s in them but “ OMG “when we did just playing around ( gotta play ) . Ran 3 classes of stock armature racing classes in the stock car ,F1 , sports cars . gearing and stock magnets were allowed .

nice Boone.

I have a question do you have a video showing the track itself I want to share your track with some friends but I can't find a quick video that shows the layout😊 the car that wrecked in the pond is probably my favorite part😊

boring. i would like to see the cars racing!

Respekt aus Deutschland 😊

Did I hear "YYYYAAAAAGGGGEEEE!!!!!"?

Those clip together billboards can be mounted on polystyrene plinths that are coloured as concrete base that could be weathered, and cracks etched in.

Now that’s a wall of foam to work on🤣 great work

How great is this

Nice!

Wie immer super !

Looking good boone. So cool to see your channel i hope all is well - Sal from the big B

Aces 😊

This is so cool. I'm building a Brands Hatch track as we speak. I'm just getting started. So cool.

Awesome!

Amazing as usual Boone. Great job

Hot glue is hot 😅

Looks the goods!

Instead of 3in1 oil suggest using fish oil which prevents rust as it is usually sprayed in real vehicle sills

Now you have a left and right saluting Esso guy.

You could treat the vertical crack in wall as a repair where the mason removes and replaces the broken bricks.

Thank you for taking the time to do this. Although the video is 3yrs old, it is still an awesome reference on how to manipulate foam board. I'm just getting into the hobby so I'm soaking this up. Thanks! As a follow-up question, how could you do this technique for the backside of a banked turn.. I'm struggling to envision how to get the foam board to curve.

Nice work 👌

Hey Boone, cool work as always. That brick wall looks amazing. Again so many helpful Boone stuff for my track that i am building...! Greetings Carsten

I love your work regards malcolm from Adelaide south Australia

i have this before, but you are an artist. When ever you put a video out I will watch it. May not be live , but I do watch. Good luck going back to work!. One more thing, your work area is as bad as mine.

Awesome

Looking good🤜

Great work Boone 👍👏

Looking can’t wait to see what the final results are!!!!

You can use a cookie cutter instead of the pipe.

One awesome track.

Good stuff,looks COOL 😎 ! Greetings from Portsmouth England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

You don't think about join this track connection row using glue and fill in with putty to get the effect of a smooth road with no visible connections?

Cant wait for this one

Great to hear that you’ve been cleared to go back to work 👏👍😄

Good job

I do like it a lot!

loving this build i build backgrounds and scenery for my aquariums using styrene covered in cement. i would love to know if the grass you use is fish friendly? im thinking it would be great if i could use it to cover rocks etc in grass