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Looks nice. Any chance you can give me some info on your controller? How to.

Thanks

Awesome job, Broman!!!!
I think I may want to try a wood track in the future.
I've never used a router like that (only on my table) so that would be a learning curve I'd need to handle.
I am intrigued with the way I could possibly design a course all my own. I like your layout and you are inspiring me to give a test track a go.
Any words of wisdom you can pass on for a starter?
Greg

The cars hold the track extraordinarily well.They never de=slot like regular production cars.Do you have magnets in the chassis or is the superior controller the reason for the superior performance?

Very nice test track, Tom!
I´m really surprised by the quality of your routing without any guide!
Now up to the next test track that needs to have some elevation chances (cookie cutter design) :)

Very tidy, nice-looking track.

Well done!

David.

Way to go, Bro! After the season, I may do one so I know when I enter a proxy I have a competitive car............... ;)

Nice Freakin free hand Track Bro

You sure make it look easy, nice job

Wow, that looks great! How about some more info on how you got that copper tape to lay down so well w/out kinking in the corners...

Tom ,

Nice job . It's good to see your still working in you slot cave .

I check in ya now and then on a lurker basis .

Gonzo

Thanks for the confidence boost!
I'm not sure when I'll give it a go, but I sure would like to take a swing.
I'm even thinking about mixing in a train with it... ( I just got my Dad's pre-war O scale American flyer)