Once again booneman you have created a masterpiece this is what I meant when I mentioned wanting to see your imagination. You are a sculpter and an artist and a good friend. Oh and a teacher thankyou my friend iend
I have done work on custom cars. One of the things I do when shaping foam for creating fiberglass molds is I will take a butane torch and heat my blade (xacto, putty knife, whatever I am cutting with) to red hot, It works like a hot wire foam cutting tool. Very smooth finish but it will have a kerf almost double the thickness of the blade. I throw this idea out there and wonder if you have played with heating your cutting devices. After discovering your videos, I am a total addict and am enjoying your insane abilities. I bought my g-kids a 1/64 scale slot car set. I would like to surprise them with a Utah National Park motif (Arches/Zion). I hope in a few years 🙂 I have a finished product. You are inspirational.
Very cool project you have ahead of you. I like your idea. I have tried heating up a blade to cut with, only issue is to control the amount of melt from the heat. Best tool to use if wanting to use heat is a hot wire. They work very nicely. I have use this technique for custom work as well , great way to create a wide body , or flares . 😂… but when your shaping the foam your sanding and smoothing out some of the cuts before you lay out the glass . Unfortunately with scenery it gets a little bit more precise. But by all means, get a wire cutter. They work great and some come with different cutting tips . Thank you for sharing and watching. Hope the videos get some ideas flowing 😂
Boone what a great video, your attention to detail is fantastic! It’s a long video, I watched it straight through. My wife will go crazy when she’s back from work I haven’t done any chores!!!
I agree with you Boone. Razor knives are great modeling tools. But another thing I found them great for is quick trips to the emergency room. 😂 Gotta keep focused, and if you feel a sneeze coming on, put the knife down. 😂
@@BoonesSlotCarGarage … Thank you again for an entertaining and informative video. I may never put a tunnel in a raceway, but I’ve learned skills that can be used on other track projects. Enjoy brotha 🏎️😎🤙
Great video! When I saw it was 3 hrs I went whew, but it flew by! I built an ESSO guy from your earlier video and it turned out great. Thanks for sharing your ideas and techniques. I'm building a 100 foot (approx) long Carrera track and doing full scenery at my son's home for the grandkids and us. Fortunately he has a 1500 sq ft basement so space is not an issue. Now I'm going to have to find a place to fit in a tunnel!
Thank you Mark , yes it’s a little bit of a long one 😂… happy you enjoyed it. Sounds like a fun build that you have planned. And every track needs an Esso guy .. 😆
Great work …. As always. only point of critsism…. Cut out Tunnels usually do not have brick wals an cealing. It’s either rock or concrete. But it looks really good
Boy, some day I hope to have a track that looks this great. I finally bought a track for the first time and cars won't even run on it. They stall every time they come to a corner... 😞
At 2:08:37 "...this video is long" the cathartic properties can in no way be denied, however. It beats the cornbread hell out of watching the grievously boorish & lopsided score keeping of the current holy war. Yep. Just gonna hang out in my shop, watch slot car videos for ideas & whatnot.👻👻👻
🤔Spray-In Expansion Foam 😶🌫 drape it frm the top and spill it over to that Gap @ 1:23:20 u've got on tht side of your New expanded Deception Speedway layout. 🤔Build a Retaining wall along the upper outside curve of the black unpainted adjacent to ur tunnel. Using 🤔window / door screen Wire not plastic, then make ur mountain / cliff spilling it across to the other side of the track, Filling ur Gap / Void @ 2:03:55, then or build Retaining Wall on the other side of the track so that it will make sense as to Why You Have A Tunnel . . . . . 😂🤣😂😭! Oh Well, I guess that would be another " 😲3hr 😭" video or . . . . a 1hr segmented 3 part series of videos 🤔 😵💫🥴 😵 ? Any who, 😂🤣😂🤣😂, I'll 🤤 for the NEXT video or Series of videos adios amigo 👋🏽!
This tunnel entrance is simply exquisite
Thanks buddy
Once again booneman you have created a masterpiece this is what I meant when I mentioned wanting to see your imagination. You are a sculpter and an artist and a good friend. Oh and a teacher thankyou my friend iend
😂 thanks Cal… I have decided to push the envelope some with the new videos.
Can’t wait to see how you justify this epic tunnel. Hopefully some rocky cliffs.
Thanks 😊, some rocky cliffs are definitely on the menu 😂
Awesome craftsmanship. Your builds always amazes me. Wonderful ideas to pass along. Thank you!
Thank you very much Steve
That was an enjoyable 3 hours, i learned quite a bit and will have to use some of your techniques on my layout
Thank you Gene
Love the video Boone! Gives me a ton of ideas for future tunnels. Awesome!!!
Thanks Mike
Your back drop collection is looking epic
😂 thanks Mate
This is an Awesome tunnel! Beams look amazing, I used those lights in Diaramas! Can't wait for next one!
Thank you Rob
I have done work on custom cars. One of the things I do when shaping foam for creating fiberglass molds is I will take a butane torch and heat my blade (xacto, putty knife, whatever I am cutting with) to red hot, It works like a hot wire foam cutting tool. Very smooth finish but it will have a kerf almost double the thickness of the blade. I throw this idea out there and wonder if you have played with heating your cutting devices. After discovering your videos, I am a total addict and am enjoying your insane abilities. I bought my g-kids a 1/64 scale slot car set. I would like to surprise them with a Utah National Park motif (Arches/Zion). I hope in a few years 🙂 I have a finished product. You are inspirational.
Very cool project you have ahead of you. I like your idea. I have tried heating up a blade to cut with, only issue is to control the amount of melt from the heat. Best tool to use if wanting to use heat is a hot wire. They work very nicely. I have use this technique for custom work as well , great way to create a wide body , or flares . 😂… but when your shaping the foam your sanding and smoothing out some of the cuts before you lay out the glass . Unfortunately with scenery it gets a little bit more precise. But by all means, get a wire cutter. They work great and some come with different cutting tips . Thank you for sharing and watching. Hope the videos get some ideas flowing 😂
Finally got to watch the first video Boone, looking great love the lights aswell.
Thanks buddy
Kudos on the microphone! Didn't notice any bone chomping going on with your 4 legged pal!
😂 😂….
I’m about 1/2 way through love the work on the two tunnel portals the balsa really enhances to look to detail WOW
Thanks 😊, ya it’s a long video 😂
Boone what a great video, your attention to detail is fantastic! It’s a long video, I watched it straight through. My wife will go crazy when she’s back from work I haven’t done any chores!!!
😂 thanks Lee , I know that wife look when you haven’t started the daily hunny do list because of slot cars 😂 😂 😂…
@@BoonesSlotCarGarage happens all too regularly I’m afraid!!
@@leesslotcars 😂 😂 😂
Another masterpiece from the Master!
Thanks Drew
I agree with you Boone. Razor knives are great modeling tools. But another thing I found them great for is quick trips to the emergency room. 😂 Gotta keep focused, and if you feel a sneeze coming on, put the knife down. 😂
😂 yep they are sharp little buggers 😂
@@BoonesSlotCarGarage … Thank you again for an entertaining and informative video. I may never put a tunnel in a raceway, but I’ve learned skills that can be used on other track projects. Enjoy brotha 🏎️😎🤙
@@longbikermike very cool… thanks bud
THANK YOU! This is a great video! I’m building an extension table tomorrow and re doing my layout. Want to do some scenery this go around 👍
Your welcome… that sounds like a cool project. And thank you for watching
@@BoonesSlotCarGarage Got the table finished today. Now it’s time to start planning the layout 👍
Look forward to your next video 👍👏👏 & thank you for your insight
Thanks Brian
awesome.God bless.
Thank you Bret
Great video! When I saw it was 3 hrs I went whew, but it flew by! I built an ESSO guy from your earlier video and it turned out great. Thanks for sharing your ideas and techniques. I'm building a 100 foot (approx) long Carrera track and doing full scenery at my son's home for the grandkids and us. Fortunately he has a 1500 sq ft basement so space is not an issue. Now I'm going to have to find a place to fit in a tunnel!
Thank you Mark , yes it’s a little bit of a long one 😂… happy you enjoyed it. Sounds like a fun build that you have planned. And every track needs an Esso guy .. 😆
@@BoonesSlotCarGarage "And every track needs an Esso guy .. 😆" not so sure bout that Boone, I'm more partial to " Bibendum " the Michelin Man 🤪😄!
@@djangofreeman5085 yes he is important too 😂
Awesome!!
Thank you 😊
Awesome work, Man that's alot of time consuming. And your eye coordination is on point.
Thank you Gary , 😂 ya the video is a bit long 😂… but I guess compared to the time it took to build and film it isn’t too bad… 😂 thank you for watching
Great work …. As always. only point of critsism…. Cut out Tunnels usually do not have brick wals an cealing. It’s either rock or concrete. But it looks really good
Thanks Bart , I was thinking that … 😂
Geat TKS....Súper Master
😂 thank you
Boy, some day I hope to have a track that looks this great. I finally bought a track for the first time and cars won't even run on it. They stall every time they come to a corner... 😞
Sounds like your connections are in need of some help. Check in my video library under track how to’s , there a a couple videos that might help
Muy bueno, fantástico
Thank you 😊
At 2:08:37 "...this video is long" the cathartic properties can in no way be denied, however.
It beats the cornbread hell out of watching the grievously boorish & lopsided score keeping of the current holy war.
Yep. Just gonna hang out in my shop, watch slot car videos for ideas & whatnot.👻👻👻
😂, thanks buddy
Mr Boone's, do you have a video of how to level the track, before starting the model?
No , I don’t have a video covering this.
Mr Boone's, the track is fixed or only stays in position with what you put on the side?
🤔Spray-In Expansion Foam 😶🌫 drape it frm the top and spill it over to that Gap
@ 1:23:20 u've got on tht side of your New expanded Deception Speedway layout.
🤔Build a Retaining wall along the upper outside curve of the black unpainted adjacent
to ur tunnel. Using 🤔window / door screen Wire not plastic, then make ur
mountain / cliff spilling it across to the other side of the track, Filling ur
Gap / Void @ 2:03:55, then or build Retaining Wall on the other side of the
track so that it will make sense as to Why You Have A Tunnel . . . . . 😂🤣😂😭!
Oh Well, I guess that would be another " 😲3hr 😭" video or . . . . a 1hr segmented
3 part series of videos 🤔 😵💫🥴 😵 ?
Any who, 😂🤣😂🤣😂, I'll 🤤 for the NEXT video or Series of videos adios amigo 👋🏽!
😂 thanks buddy…. Expanding Foam and wire fence, with some polystyrene board is definitely in the future 😂