Laguna Seca Bit Track
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I don't know how to translate in english, but I use 2 panels like this :
http://www.castorama.fr/boutique/sku/sk ... tid=416271
So the track mesure 1,25 meters x 1,20 meters.
http://www.castorama.fr/boutique/sku/sk ... tid=416271
So the track mesure 1,25 meters x 1,20 meters.
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Yes ! A foam board !
But for the building, I use another material :
http://www.sadel.fr/produitPP.asp?num=530709
In french, they call it "carton-plume". It seems like a cardboard, but a slim foam in the middle.
But for the building, I use another material :
http://www.sadel.fr/produitPP.asp?num=530709
In french, they call it "carton-plume". It seems like a cardboard, but a slim foam in the middle.
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Let me show you something about the Corks Crew. This corner get to me some problems to solve and I had to work this road section again.
My first problem was the gap of the road. It wasn't enough to turn with any BCG. So I had to take out the sand, and then we can drive easier and faster.

The second problem was the corner radius. It was too stiff, so it's clearly impossible to drive even if you stop your BCG before going on the Corks Crew. But how could it be possible ? When I drive a BCG, it's always at full speed, and never stopping for anything else !
But now, the CS has a good gap and it's more confortable to pass the next left corner.
My first problem was the gap of the road. It wasn't enough to turn with any BCG. So I had to take out the sand, and then we can drive easier and faster.

The second problem was the corner radius. It was too stiff, so it's clearly impossible to drive even if you stop your BCG before going on the Corks Crew. But how could it be possible ? When I drive a BCG, it's always at full speed, and never stopping for anything else !
But now, the CS has a good gap and it's more confortable to pass the next left corner.

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Look for the 1/64th Homies. They're sold with the Homie Rollers die-cast cars.The Homies is a little big, yeah it's right, they're really bigger than a BCG ! But it's the only figs I've found on eBay. Really hard to find the good size.
http://www.1stopdiecast.com/JadaToys/20 ... es64R3.htm
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Thanks, but I don't believe that they're smaller than my Homies bought on eBay. Am I right ?crazydave wrote:Look for the 1/64th Homies. They're sold with the Homie Rollers die-cast cars.The Homies is a little big, yeah it's right, they're really bigger than a BCG ! But it's the only figs I've found on eBay. Really hard to find the good size.
http://www.1stopdiecast.com/JadaToys/20 ... es64R3.htm

If you got any pics to compare, it's very cool !

So now, here is my almost finished racing track :


The hole on the wall is the place for the Tomy Lap Counter.
And this is how to pass the Corks Crew now :




I just have to add some painted details and some stickers like sponsors for example. Why not with Bitpimps one ?
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No all homies are not the same......
Here is a standard homie next to a bit:

And the 1/64 homie or Mini Homie next to a bit:

Both cars are the same scale but not the homies the mini homies are much better in scale.
The Track looks great man I like the barriers and the garage. If you print off sponser decals from the net it would look great! Now if we could just find a way to get my Garage I am building on your track. Humm might need to make a trip to france!
Here is a standard homie next to a bit:
And the 1/64 homie or Mini Homie next to a bit:
Both cars are the same scale but not the homies the mini homies are much better in scale.
The Track looks great man I like the barriers and the garage. If you print off sponser decals from the net it would look great! Now if we could just find a way to get my Garage I am building on your track. Humm might need to make a trip to france!
