Thanks guys.
For myself the idea of a racing team adds more to the enjoyment for me, and it gives some uniqueness to what I am building. Like Roland mentioned I try to do period correct Liveries so they look like they might have existed during the prime of the cars life. I spin a little story as well while I am at it. For slot cars BARC stands for British American Racing Club, and the Primary sponsor is British American Petroleum, which no longer exists in the real word , with their assets being purchased by Gulf in the early 70's. The BA logo you see on the cars was their call sign and all over Canada at one time these signs stood at gas stations.
Roland, That Livery you chose looks good. It would be great to see some of that show up at the next Kleskun Hill race. I'll have a pit box ready for you.
Re Time.
Yes I am retired and have a very patient wife, who I have been married to for 32 years. This Proxy event is really a lot of work with all the video I am doing, and at its conclusion, I will be cutting back the hours I spend on this. My wife likes to sew and make quilts, so she has her hobby to work on as well, but she has commented that the last few weeks have maybe been over the top for the time I have been spending. I watch very little television as well, preferring to spend the time on hobby activities. Lately I have been spending as much time on my hobby as I used to spend at work. You can get a lot done in that time. The BARC Livery exists in 132 scale as well, and I have built 6 132 cars as well.
Also found one car that never made it into the lineup. This was done before I stumbled onto the idea of BA being a Primary sponsor. In this one it was CN Rail, and matches the Porsche Cayman.
Cheers