Moved into a new house a while back and threw up a quick track, two years later and it’s time to get serious....tear down and rebuild from this now that I got quarantined 🤣
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If you can increase the width anywhere consider adding corners to use the center of the table for more diversity if you want something more like a road course. Nothing wrong with a long straight at the back, but you might really enjoy some challenging corners or essess to go with it.
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I think it might get moved back 6 ft. and wrap a couple poles. Right now it’s at 16x4 but looking to go 24x6 with a built in bar in the middle now that we have a steady 4-5 man group running almost every Saturday night. Input and planning tonight, lots of new track and upgrade stuff on the way👍
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Final night before tear down, Carrera gt3 and dslot races... bar will be behind the track so we can fit the mini-z track on the floor😉 16x4 right now, going to 20-24x6 for a good road course as I tend to love the 1/43’s when solo which offer a better modeling opportunity so you can get by with a smaller track or 8x 121 PhotoLast edited by dc6287; February 20, 2021, 06:31 PM.
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I knew your tear down would be much easier with plastic track. The screws holding the sections together on my routed track have been covered with wood filler meaning that has to be gouged out for starters. I haven't even summonsed the motivation yet to take down the light poles and remove boards.
How are you going to scale the scenery to fit so many different sized cars?
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No figures, just multiple rock formations and scattered trees built to suit- it’s gonna be tricky! That’s the one thing that’s been holding me back. I only goof with the HO and 1/24’s when I’m alone, the rest of the time we usually split between 1/43 and 1/32. My little ones just got some 1/32 cars,they were bored with the GO cars after my pals and I had several heated battles with the bigger cars. The table is down and track design has been the nightly grind on the floor to see what’s going to work and how big it needs to be...
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