Rally track.
-
- bitNinja
- Posts: 883
- Joined: Sat Oct 30, 2004 5:42 pm
- Location: New Zealand
Rally track.
Hey guys ,
This is one evenings work , and almost finished , just needs some barriers and few more details.
It's a large sheet of cardboard , that fits exactly on my desk (coinsedence ? No , it was the flatpack box my desk came in
)
It's made using model railway scenery stuff , I picked up a bunch a while ago , about $80usd worth of stuff (easily) , for about 15 shipped
I just wanted a cheap , easy , small track to race on , and I like offroad. So once I have my knobbly tires , it'll be a blast to drive.
The car in the picture is my ZZSE , running a NX motor and blue gears. It'll soon have a FET mod , and some knobbly (not huge , same size roughly as stock) tires.
Onto the pics , They arent that great due to lighting , but i'll take a few more tomorrow morning (2.56am here).....


Again , sorry for the pics , I spent alot of time making it look realistic , using ZZ tires on an axle to create the torn up turf/mud around the bends etc , and none of it shows on these pics
, looks so much more realistic up close , I promise some more decent pics asap. 
This is one evenings work , and almost finished , just needs some barriers and few more details.
It's a large sheet of cardboard , that fits exactly on my desk (coinsedence ? No , it was the flatpack box my desk came in

It's made using model railway scenery stuff , I picked up a bunch a while ago , about $80usd worth of stuff (easily) , for about 15 shipped

I just wanted a cheap , easy , small track to race on , and I like offroad. So once I have my knobbly tires , it'll be a blast to drive.
The car in the picture is my ZZSE , running a NX motor and blue gears. It'll soon have a FET mod , and some knobbly (not huge , same size roughly as stock) tires.
Onto the pics , They arent that great due to lighting , but i'll take a few more tomorrow morning (2.56am here).....



Again , sorry for the pics , I spent alot of time making it look realistic , using ZZ tires on an axle to create the torn up turf/mud around the bends etc , and none of it shows on these pics


Last edited by honda_s2000 on Wed Sep 20, 2006 10:42 am, edited 1 time in total.
We don't need no god damn roads!
- crazydave
- bitPimp
- Posts: 6874
- Joined: Thu Apr 17, 2003 9:05 am
- Location: Koolsville
-
- bitNinja
- Posts: 883
- Joined: Sat Oct 30, 2004 5:42 pm
- Location: New Zealand
-
- bitNinja
- Posts: 883
- Joined: Sat Oct 30, 2004 5:42 pm
- Location: New Zealand
- MotorGong
- bitNinja
- Posts: 881
- Joined: Tue May 10, 2005 4:51 am
- Location: At the club drummin'
Looks pretty cool, but get those better pics up!
I wanna see it more clearly.
I was thinking, since you said you like off roading, maybe create a removable jump.
I had something like 8 different jumps/ramps for my flat track.
Nothing too extreme, 1"-3" high, with varying lengths of ramps.
Mostly made out of heavy construction paper, I would just set them on my track anywhere, use tacking so it doesn't move, and painter's tape where the ramp meets the track.
And the jumps weren't that wide either, so you can race around the whole track without going over the jump, and catch air at your leisure.
That might not work in your instance, but I'm sure you can figure something out.
I wanna see it more clearly.
I was thinking, since you said you like off roading, maybe create a removable jump.
I had something like 8 different jumps/ramps for my flat track.
Nothing too extreme, 1"-3" high, with varying lengths of ramps.
Mostly made out of heavy construction paper, I would just set them on my track anywhere, use tacking so it doesn't move, and painter's tape where the ramp meets the track.
And the jumps weren't that wide either, so you can race around the whole track without going over the jump, and catch air at your leisure.
That might not work in your instance, but I'm sure you can figure something out.
BattleField 2 Stats
"Please not in the fire's neighborhood, heat, that place the spirit swim to play or take care of." ...LxxChar-G Instruction Manual

"Please not in the fire's neighborhood, heat, that place the spirit swim to play or take care of." ...LxxChar-G Instruction Manual

-
- bitNinja
- Posts: 883
- Joined: Sat Oct 30, 2004 5:42 pm
- Location: New Zealand
- MotorGong
- bitNinja
- Posts: 881
- Joined: Tue May 10, 2005 4:51 am
- Location: At the club drummin'
So, am I seeing a slope in your track?
At first, it looked flat, and now I almost see sort of a hill or high end.
Can you get a side-shot kinda?
idk about the tires, I think I've seen 'em before.
If nobody knows I'll look in my bit shat and see.
From the MotorWerks Micro TowTruck maybe.
At first, it looked flat, and now I almost see sort of a hill or high end.
Can you get a side-shot kinda?
idk about the tires, I think I've seen 'em before.
If nobody knows I'll look in my bit shat and see.
From the MotorWerks Micro TowTruck maybe.

BattleField 2 Stats
"Please not in the fire's neighborhood, heat, that place the spirit swim to play or take care of." ...LxxChar-G Instruction Manual

"Please not in the fire's neighborhood, heat, that place the spirit swim to play or take care of." ...LxxChar-G Instruction Manual

-
- bitDisciple
- Posts: 1730
- Joined: Wed Aug 03, 2005 7:48 am
- Location: Big Left Turn, Indiana
- Contact:
Man, that guy driving your Honda isn't doing so hot. The track looks really fun though! Is the grass spattered on the car intentional, or was it just loose and got kicked up?
Those are Motorworks tires (sold through walmart). They were a big&little rim car, like the Bit so you should be able to get by on just 1 car worth of tires.
Those are Motorworks tires (sold through walmart). They were a big&little rim car, like the Bit so you should be able to get by on just 1 car worth of tires.
Jack of all trades, master of none; yet often better than master of one.
-
End genital mutilation, don't circumcise. Restore your fore'
-
End genital mutilation, don't circumcise. Restore your fore'
-
- bitNinja
- Posts: 883
- Joined: Sat Oct 30, 2004 5:42 pm
- Location: New Zealand
Don't know who that driver was
allthough he looks like he's making some pretty nice slides around those corners
As for the slope , the cardboard was almost warped , so it does add a slight slope , It flattened out alot anyway , and it's no biggie.
The grass/dirt was intentional , brushed on some pva lightly , and drove it around on some loose stuff
.
Thanks for the heads up on the tires , but you cant buy motorworks here , only shens and fit racers
. Maybe somebody will find some as they are in my wanted thread. I'll need a few sets of rears , it's mostly ZZ's I have , like this one , it has an SE with a purple NX motor underneath , it's a new gen one (GT40) too.
Once I get some rally style barriers in (thinking slotcar ones modified with decals) then i'll make a video


As for the slope , the cardboard was almost warped , so it does add a slight slope , It flattened out alot anyway , and it's no biggie.
The grass/dirt was intentional , brushed on some pva lightly , and drove it around on some loose stuff

Thanks for the heads up on the tires , but you cant buy motorworks here , only shens and fit racers

Once I get some rally style barriers in (thinking slotcar ones modified with decals) then i'll make a video

We don't need no god damn roads!
- Finks
- bitPimp
- Posts: 2174
- Joined: Tue Jan 06, 2004 10:31 am
- Location: Red Sox and Pats Nation BITCHES!
-
- bitNinja
- Posts: 883
- Joined: Sat Oct 30, 2004 5:42 pm
- Location: New Zealand
It came from a clone , they came in a set that had a civic and a wrx body , 3 motors , wheels/tires , and gearing. , sadly my wrx was lost to my soldering ironFinks wrote:Remind me what is that Civic again?

We don't need no god damn roads!
- Finks
- bitPimp
- Posts: 2174
- Joined: Tue Jan 06, 2004 10:31 am
- Location: Red Sox and Pats Nation BITCHES!