Let's see your track
 

I realize you drag racers just run in a straight line, and don't need any special track, but setting up a coarse is a good way to have some fun with those slower motors.

I got sick of sweeping and mopping the kitchen every time I wanted to play, so I decided to take over my wife's scrap booking area. Made a little bridge, taped down some arrows, laid out the cheesey road signs and pylons that came with my clone, and I have a cool little track. Named it "Scraptown" after my wife's scrapbooking website, but I thought it was a cool name for a track.

It's perfect really, because the first lap, I thought it was impossible. By the second and third lap, I started to see how it was feasible. Before my batteries died, I was making laps without falling off. (Too often anyways)

Check it out:
http://www.erinsbaby.com/davesstuff/scraptown.jpg

Any of you guys have a track set up? I'd love to see the pics.
Dave

Ok, I know I'm not the only one bored enough to make a track. Am I just just the only one goofy enough to take pictures of it?:confused:


C'mon guys, help me out. Don't make me look silly. Let's see what you've set up to run your car on. :)

Or you can just make me look silly, either way.:D
Dave

hmm. last week me and my friend built this strange obstacle couse that we were gona film until his drunka@@ stepped on one of my cars. hehe

any how you had to climb a big ass ramp to the dish(bowl) search for it i have video of that part on here.then you had to jump from the lip of the bowl to a turntable and then drive off the spinning platter onto a speaker.

the speaker was funny because everytime the beat would hit the car would jump up about 3 inches. well anyhow it was a super hard course and i dont think either of us ever did the whole thing without fallin off or flippin.

See now, that's hardcore. All tracks should have bowls, turntables, and speakers, or at least speakers.

I must get back to work.;)
dave