Thunder Bay Slot Car Track Build 

I love this layout. I may wind up emulating this with my carrera digital set. Those double decker hairpins look awesome!

You're father did an awesome job on the landscrape and you on track layout. Super sweet

Gorgeous layout !! Scenery is just perfect . Thankyou for showing it to us .

Such a great layout. It took me 30 min to watch this video. I hope you post the updated version soon. Thank you for sharing.

loads of fun .. what a great track!!

Pretty dang incredible track. Wish I could be racing on it right now!

Love your track you and your dad did a fabulous job

Well done, best Woody I've seen yet. Dig the Contours and elevations.

Amazing. Didn't realize that was possible. Really cool build and you dad's scenery is amazing.

This was very prevalent I the late 60s and early 70 -80s, even the military bases had these for service members, Davisville Rhode Island had one 10 cars large, along with competitions and rentals. Davisville Rhode Island was a Seabee Base. FYI I was 13 -14 that was 67-68 Excellent Job

Fantastic! I love a track that requires control instead of all out speed. Your track looks great! Good job!🚘🚗🛺

I've watched a number of these videos on how to make your own track, nice to see you having different levels and bridges etc. One thing you should look for is flexible MDF aka wobble board. It is available in grain long and grain short in 4 x 8 sheets. (short = flexible in width/long = flexible in length). You can easily do rises, falls, hills, It is not self supporting meaning if you have grain short, it will have to be supported once you get it in place.

Really nice Thanks for sharing. Brings back childhood memories.

I lived and died the big slot car tracks in the late 60s .. built my own cars .. rewound the motors. Good to see the contemporary interest ... tho the cars don't seem to slide much.

Very nice keep the craft alive

awesome man, great use of space and bloody cool track

Some evil chicanery in that design man! Great maximisation of the room space and realistic track layout. Good work! Like your dad's effort on the scenery too - will have to make it to Colorado one day: looks spectacular!

Amazing layout!

Nice layout and a cool Track...Congratulation....fantastic job !!

Nice work

I wish I had this kind of patience and dedication🙂

Beautiful track, and it must be challenging too.

Great track!! Thanks for sharing the build.... patience!!

Super Job !

Great track!!

Excellent track. I could never make one of those. I dont see how you did all that. Well done. really cool! I do have a small 1/43 scale track, but i used Artin and Childford track on two 4 by 8 pieces of plywood. it is on youtube, you can see it if you search rcplanetim slotcar. I do wish I could build like that though. AMAZING!!!

Great track. I thought that speed would be hampered by the tightness of some of the track sections, but no...I'm impressed. Out of interest, if you don't mind saying, what type of car was running the laps at the end?

very nice work

Wow 😳 amazing!!

Super job guys and great inspiration! Make more in depth how to videos and make the world a better place! You dudes rule :-)

Magnificent setup bro , my I ask why no lane changes ....

cool layout might have to think about a slot track myself

I race over in Lakeland Florida where is this track could be fun to race with you

thats beautiful

Thunder Bay is in Tampa Bay? I live in Central Florida, I'll be right over😁

Awesome

Exceptional!

I miss my Eldon slot car tracks.

how did you paint the track? what kind of paint did you use? amazing job!!!

What power taps do you recommend for copper tape?

To avoid being just another generic "good job, bro." type of responder, I found your three-level track height to be VERY cool, along with the extra room in those overpasses for reaching de-slotted cars. what's the length? Footprint? It looks like you run 1/32nd cars? Do you hold races on it? Wha`cha got for a lap-counting system? (Looks like a lapmaster?) I actually have a 6-lane 116ft 32x16 Chris Dadd's reverse-grandstand set-up in my Auto-repair shop, (yeah, I'm not kidding) it's located in Osage Beach, at the Lake of the Ozarks. I HAD a small club of racers, but alas, I fell off of a ladder, breaking my leg severely, & had to close for almost a year. Lost a LOT of business, & my club attendance just dried up. STILL have the track, & I'm hoping to get the club re-formed & going again this fall. (NO A/C in the shop, so summer racing is just un-do-able) ANY tips on arousing Missouri interest would be greatly welcomed, As I'm beginning to think this area is just a bunch of lackluster, lazy, crybaby weenies...

long live wood! (tracks)

that is so awesome

What kind of power supply runs this ?

Cool 😎 Track

Wicked

I subscribed to you and hit the bell

Wife... It's either me or your hobby. Husband...see you later....now I can make the track bigger ! Awesome awesome.

sehr schön

STUNNING !!!! How well does the copper tape hold up ? TY

What's a 1960s am I brass bottom model 100 - 458 what are they worth when they're original. Volkswagen body red metal flag

wooden wedges and screws

Nice!

Cool 😎

Nice track, I ll follow that link thanks. Your slots come real close together for corner bump, did you plan that?

Some cross-overs would have been nice

I love slot cars but do not have one

Can I make a safe comment,great job ,but I feel turns, should flow, some of the curves are a bit abrupt, but you did do a good job, not,and easy, task,,

where in Florida is this

2 cars at the same time testing show better that track........

too much magnet!