Slot Cars part IV - Expanding the track... once more 

Obrigado Paulo. A pista está agora numa fase de transição para outro local, menos amplo. Mas, mesmo assim, consegui planeá-la com 23m em apenas 8m2. Vai estar finalmente pousada numa mesa com 6x1.4m, vai ter 3 níveis e vai ser ainda mais fluída. Depois partilho. Já corri na pista actual com 6 pessoas mas não com 6 pilotos. Foi um caos... Mas apenas por isso. Abraço

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At 1:23 there's a list of all the items I used😁

Is this good or bad?

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Благодарам

Thanks Matthew

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Thanks Wellcome to the club

And I learned about the track fastners. I didn't know they existed. I'll keep them in mind..

Thanks, subbed yours too

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Thanks, one more channel for your collection 😁

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Thanks 4.7m x 2.6m. This information is on the video at 1:15

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You must see "Slot cars Part I - Planning the track". That information is there.

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Slot cats??? That's a hobby I didn't try yet. Must be interesting...😁

Thanks William. Unfortunately the space I have is temporary and I will have to sell the entire track set😞

Man that is tough that you have to sell it. Let me know when and where you list it...maybe I can buy it. I haven't purchased mine yet. Take care.@@pedrovskyyy

I will let you know. Where are you from?@@williamray8000

Of course I can. But I prefer running 1:32 cars because the track looks even larger with these cars and they are faster and more throttle responsive also

@pedrovskyyy so you would go with one of the carrera track sets. I would imagine 1/32 cars look more realistic on a smaller track set up. Thanks.

@@pedrovskyyy forgot to put you would go with 1/32

@@jkm49us25 I really think that 1:32 scale cars look more realistic on this track, at least when compared with European actual race tracks. I think the 1:24 scale cars are too close to each other on this unique size 1:24 scale track sets and the 1:32 cars can slide more on turns without landing on the next lane. Of course the scale speed is way to far from reality. The 1:32 scale cars can easily achieve 600 Km/h scale speed (370 mph) on a long enough straight. So, based on this criteria, the 1:24 scale cars a little more realistic. Not enough for going with this scale. Besides, I created 3 categories for the cars setup also to get a more realistic scale speed without compromising the skills needed to get a good lap time.

I agree Mark, it's precious