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How to create your own track?
What materials are needed? Anyone have a tutorial?
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i'd say cardbored and paint lol im making on but i ran out of paint
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For my rally track, I used tape, cardboard, paint, sandpaper, glue, model magic, and a cutting board with a straight edge and a razor blade. I think it worked really well. Some of the parts need regluing, but that is easy to do.
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My track was really simple. you just need a couple large posters, tape, and construction paper. Make the walls out of the contruction paper and tape it down. Other stuff was added for an offroad course, but isn't needed.
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Basically I did the same thing as Zephyranthes. I don't have a pic tho. I made it yesterday out of an old cardboard box (amazing it was so BIG), Glue, Markers, And straws for borders. But stupid as I was the straws were to small and my cars hopped right over them. So I stacked 'em 3 high and BOOM! Perfect Oval Track
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You can also get a Penny Racer track for 7 bucks. Bigger than a Microsizer guide rail track, and actually keeps the cars inside. You can also race your Bit Racers and Penny Racers at the same time.
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Track materials
I've said it before, and I'll say it again. The most versatile, re-usable, easiest building track materials are..... LEGO's.
See: http://home.attbi.com/~ccicconi/micro/lego4403.jpg -Rex Racer |
those are some bad a$$ tracks:eek: very nice
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tiles and foam insulator $40 at home depot........modular is the way to go........we go thru about 3 tracks a night.
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Yes thats awesome. I wantto make a modular track but I don't have the cash
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What are the dimensions of those squares?
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12 by 12, we got about 50 or so tiles. its a simple design, 2 pieces...one curve, and one straight. overpasses are not to difficult to add. and its pretty smooth.
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