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Posts: 213 (04/28/08 01:26 PM) Home Racing Forum Veteran |
Thanks Tom.... so does yours.
I have a few mor pixs to post, showing the latest progress. Perhaps later when I get home. Glenn
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Posts: 10761 (04/30/08 09:49 PM) The Lazy Administrator |
I like it, especially your use of borders. Very well done. Sometimes folks forget or don't realize how much borders add to the flow of racing.
"They Didn't Say You Couldn't" - Smokey Yunick
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Posts: 223 (05/01/08 10:17 PM) Home Racing Forum Veteran |
Harry, thanks for recognizing what I consider a key element in the fundemental design. One thing I realy wanted to create was a track with plenty of
opportunity to put out some tail.. I realy want to perfect my power slides and built the track to encourage just that.
Part of it was to keep the kids under control and force them to drive the corners instead of scraping the cars along the outside rail. There is only one section where you can not slide and that is the overpass after the uphill corkscrew. To maintain visibility, I did not use borders, but in this 1 ft section, if you do slide out, the guardrails will take you out. 
All "night" heats will be run under black light illumintion. 
I still need to take some recent pix for posting... Thanks for all the encouragemant
Glenn
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Posts: 383 (05/10/08 03:58 PM) Home Racing Guru! |
For some reason I suddenly have the urge to play a round of Putt-Putt!
The track looks fantastic and I really dig the glow effect. Nice work!! |
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