I wish I lived in your neighborhood!...LOL...Actually...I wish I lived SOMEwhere...other than here!...hahahaha...Juuuust don't have the money to move!.. What a neat track you have...Love it!!..
That looks like an amazing track to run on. I appreciate the precision and detail that went into the track course, garage area, and electronics hub. Good work!
Your presentation of concept to race day was stunning. Great attention to detail, from utility to eye candy, make this racing facility a real winner in every respect. Not my favorite scale but the cars appear that the driver must operate the car rather than depend on the car doing the heavy lifting. The track layout (lane spacing) in the tight radius turns insures the brain must be engaged every lap. For me that's where the fun is. My compliments!!
+mofo slim Thanks for watching and commenting, you are totally right about having to drive the cars all the time there is only a few places were you can try to pass, make for very tight racing.
Where did you get the copper tape? Also how well do the cars stick to the surface? What kinda paint did you use ? Was it a flat? Does it have a texture?
Design on the wood, not paper, much more accurate, then build the table from the track, use the track as the structural member that gives it strength and you cut your build time to less than a 1/3 and it looks better because it isn't made from corners, race tracks aren't square... I get more strength than you do, from a fraction of the wood you use and it's less than half the weight. MDF is a wonderful structural member... learn to use it
You don't need to stand on it, the track doesn't get in the way. And yes I regularly rebuild my track, that's part of the reason i build that way, so I can pull it apart really easily and change it. It also fits anywhere I want it to fit. My last 12m track raced 24th, 32nd, HO with fastest lap coming from a Parma flexi 5.3 sec. I have the best of both worlds, the adaptability of plastic, with the speed of wood.
Thanks for watching both track builds, stay tuned for the hill climb coming in April. If you would like to see photos of the hill climb track contact me at modslot@gmail.com Cheers, Brian.
this is just crazy,wacky good. now stop making it look easy and do an outtakes video. you play ty penington and entice a strong-egoed buddy to dress up like paige. we'll have lots of hurry-hurry music with scads of over-the-top enthusiasm. And if he won't camp it up, move on to next guy. dealbreakerII: homer-moments. do not leave them out. as one who struggles (valiantly?) with even the basics, i find it simply amazing that can execute your plan to that degree of precision. due bravo
I wish I lived in your neighborhood!...LOL...Actually...I wish I lived SOMEwhere...other than here!...hahahaha...Juuuust don't have the money to move!.. What a neat track you have...Love it!!..
That looks like an amazing track to run on. I appreciate the precision and detail that went into the track course, garage area, and electronics hub. Good work!
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Your presentation of concept to race day was stunning. Great attention to detail, from utility to eye candy, make this racing facility a real winner in every respect. Not my favorite scale but the cars appear that the driver must operate the car rather than depend on the car doing the heavy lifting. The track layout (lane spacing) in the tight radius turns insures the brain must be engaged every lap. For me that's where the fun is.
My compliments!!
+mofo slim Thanks for watching and commenting, you are totally right about having to drive the cars all the time there is only a few places were you can try to pass, make for very tight racing.
Brian- Thanks for posting the build process. Great looking track. Clean with simple but excellent details.
One sweet looking track! You are quite talented.
Well done! 👏😊
Great track m8
Well done.
Where did you get the copper tape? Also how well do the cars stick to the surface? What kinda paint did you use ? Was it a flat? Does it have a texture?
Thanks everyone for watching.
Brian
I guess Im kind of randomly asking but do anyone know a good website to stream new tv shows online?
@Zander Ryder I would suggest FlixZone. Just google for it :)
@Zander Ryder lately I have been using Flixzone. Just search on google for it :)
@Zander Ryder i would suggest FlixZone. You can find it by googling :)
How much would circuit of the americas cost I want it for my hobby spot in my basment
Since you have a bullrun, can you build a REDROCK?! :D
Design on the wood, not paper, much more accurate, then build the table from the track, use the track as the structural member that gives it strength and you cut your build time to less than a 1/3 and it looks better because it isn't made from corners, race tracks aren't square... I get more strength than you do, from a fraction of the wood you use and it's less than half the weight. MDF is a wonderful structural member... learn to use it
Yes, but can you stand on it when it is done, I do not think so and can you reassemble, no it will be like Ikea furniture.
You don't need to stand on it, the track doesn't get in the way. And yes I regularly rebuild my track, that's part of the reason i build that way, so I can pull it apart really easily and change it. It also fits anywhere I want it to fit. My last 12m track raced 24th, 32nd, HO with fastest lap coming from a Parma flexi 5.3 sec. I have the best of both worlds, the adaptability of plastic, with the speed of wood.
Thanks for watching both track builds, stay tuned for the hill climb coming in April. If you would like to see photos of the hill climb track contact me at modslot@gmail.com
Cheers, Brian.
this is just crazy,wacky good. now stop making it look easy and do an outtakes video.
you play ty penington and entice a strong-egoed buddy to dress up like paige. we'll have lots of hurry-hurry music with scads of over-the-top enthusiasm. And if he won't camp it up, move on to next guy.
dealbreakerII: homer-moments. do not leave them out. as one who struggles (valiantly?) with even the basics, i find it simply amazing that can execute your plan to that degree of precision. due bravo
No over and under tracks, please. They are not realistic.