The Ultimate TableTop Tracks!

minirctrack · #1 01-02-2003, 09:59 PM

Please Email me with any questions at minirctrack@yahoo.com. Thanks much

minirctrack · #2 01-02-2003, 10:21 PM

here is a bit larger of a pic. I hope its not too big!

Silent_NightR34 · #3 01-03-2003, 10:29 PM

dont ya think $48 is a lil to much?all it really is is som kind of straight material made into diffrent patterns..well i can see ur looking for a big profet...BTW its cool..i would buy it if i had the money and if it was a lil cheaper

minirctrack · #4 01-03-2003, 11:25 PM

I am sorry if you feel I am trying to gauge someone for money. But, to be honest after materials on this track I am working for $7.25 per hour. I am only building them because they are in high demand locally after people see the high quality for what they call a low price. I would love to help you out on a lower price, but I cannot really do it for less at all. Thanks for your interest,
MiniRCTrack

fatdoggy · #5 01-04-2003, 03:27 AM

And I was under the impression that advertising cost money.

P.s. It's alot cheaper just to use some rope or telphone cord and tape it on the ground. But good luck anyway.

minirctrack · #6 01-04-2003, 11:18 AM

it would be alot cheaper to cut a whole out of the bottom of your car and run around like the flinstones as well, but some people like to do it with style. BTW This is track and barriers included, not just some barrier on the ground.

sessiz10 · #7 01-04-2003, 08:58 PM

I wouldn't talk about style when it comes to these tracks. The "track" looks like nothing more than a board and the barriers look cheap and guady with that orange color. Maybe a better pic would do them justice but from what I see I'm not all that impressed.

minirctrack · #8 01-04-2003, 09:36 PM

your right about the pic, and sorry bout being somewhat rude earlier, I really should have drank some coffee before posting

minirctrack · #9 01-04-2003, 09:37 PM

also, if you want to check out a couple mpg's...
http://minirctrack.hypermart.net/

sessiz10 · #10 01-04-2003, 10:42 PM

That's alot better. It seems, from your mpegs that the barriers are magnetic. If this is the case is the track metalic or just the lip?
I still don't like the color of the barriers. Maybe if you could do striped white and red, I think that would look better. Good luck on your endevor.

fatdoggy · #11 01-05-2003, 01:59 AM

Heck that's a much better pic, I still think that there are cheaper methods but the track does look much better then the prevoius pics posted. The videos show that it's sturdy but I do agree with sessiz10 about the barriers, red and white would look "cooler"(more stylish)

, if the border barriers were black and white as well

it would look sweet.

bagelbm · #12 01-05-2003, 09:25 PM

Nice, but not very fancy or artistic.

Overpriced obviously, but a nice track overall.

minirctrack · #13 01-07-2003, 01:09 AM

Although every person that has seen and purchased these tracks locally have left very happy and feeling like they received a great quality product for a great price, I took all your pricing comments to heart, and today searched out a better wholesale supplier for materials. Now I am glad to say that I can pass that savings directly on to you guys, the serious racing community. I can reduce the price on this track to $40 us dollars plus S&H. There where some questions on how the rails work, so here is a close up pic that should answer all questions. Please contact me at minirctrack@yahoo.com for more details.

sessiz10 · #14 01-07-2003, 01:23 AM

I use a material for the base of my track that resembles yours. I use interlocking fatigue mats, the type you stand on. they are an excellent surface and if the material of your track base is alike than you do have a quality track there. I've gotta say it one more time (don't hate me just trying to help) You've gotta do something about those barriers, either stripe them or make them grey to blend in with the track. you can boost up your price if the track is appealing. Many of the enthusiasts on this board want a slick looking track to race their cars on. This is why many, including myself, build their own. Once again good luck to you.

minirctrack · #15 01-07-2003, 01:41 PM

You might like the looks of this model better sessiz10, but to be honest on the other track I drive 2.6 motors and can barely follow the car as is so I need the red barriers to see when to turn better. I do agree striping would look better, but it also would add alot of time and some money to the product. Until I find a better way of striping (more cost effective) I have to stick with racing red lane dividers. I very much appreciate your comments, and the critiques of my product, for that is how I will be able to make it a better product for you. Thanks again,
WarFish
CaveLine Mini RC Tracks
minirctrack@yahoo.com