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"Is it wrong for a grown man to push a toy car around the track making race car sounds?"
Hell's NO...you wouldn't be right if ya didn't do it :lol: :lol: :lol:

Very nice looking progress on your layout so far...glad to see your able to get back to it!!

That looks super sweet! Can't wait to see the elevations!

Love all the progress and detail pics on what you are doing as you proceed through each step - they make for a great reference!
Looking forward to additional updates!
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now That is seriously cool.
well done.
speedy

This is seriously now one of my favorite tracks! Well done!!!

:text-bravo: :text-coolphotos: WOW WOW WOW :text-coolphotos: :text-bravo:
Great job all around, love the shot of the cars "Climbing up through the "Esses" :auto-driving: :auto-driving: :auto-driving:
:clap: :clap: Outstanding job of how to build a killer race track. :clap: :clap:
The time you spent doing the elevations really paid off :o
It looks like a lot of fun doing a outstanding build, you should be real pleased with your hard work :music-rockout:
I can see hours and hours of fun when you getter done. :auto-driving: :auto-checkeredflag: :auto-driving: :auto-checkeredflag: :auto-driving:
I can't thank you enough for all your posts / writing and photos, please keep posting :text-thankyouyellow:
your Incredible Work, well done that's for sure. :music-rockout:

bigman :flags-waveusa: BIG Fan :text-thankyouyellow:

Very nice. This will be a great track to drive

If you have not yet decided on a specific paint for the racing surface, may I suggest you consider using UMA? It's a urethane-modified acrylic, available from Dunn-Edwards and some other paint stores. It is available in white only but the store will tint it for you to a grey color.

It's more expensive than a regular latex, but the levels of grip it provides are superior to any other paint I have tried, and it is much more tolerant of different tire compounds than other paints, in my experience.