[jmswms]

that is very cool, interesting. i will be eager to see how it runs when it's all together.

 

[jmswms]

Very nice! I'm enjoying watching this grow. Thanks for sharing all the pictures!

 

[jmswms]

Very cool! Again, love the pictures. I would note that the baling wire for the hay bales (your "straw clenches") goes longwise (along the long length not the short width)--a minor detail.

 

[jmswms]

QUOTE (rallyP @ 2 Apr 2009, 10:19) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>But does it stay on with the cars passing on it continuously? Maybe stays enough to dim the shinning of the copper.My question too. Are you sure there's no drop at all in the power? How would one do "scientific" test? This would be remarkable -- I have a silver "Sharpie" at the ready for my track!

I really appreciate the way that you, PSRRFH, JoeGraphix, Leonardo (whom I haven't seen an update from in a bit), and others are taking slot car scenery to a new level. Keep up the inspiring work and thanks for sharing your progress.

 

[jmswms]

Always love seeing the new pictures of your track!

 

[jmswms]

Simply fantastic. I love it. And thanks for the continuing photographic updates!

 

[jmswms]

thanks for all the pictures and inspiration. very original and extraordinary!

 

[jmswms]

Nicely done. I'd thought about doing a "barrel fire", but I've only done a campfire so far. I bought a "campfire lighting kit" which had three blinking lights -- red, yellow, and orange -- though it's much cheaper to buy the lights yourself as you have done.

I see a barrel in my future!

 

[jmswms]

Great quality. Very impressive and fun to watch.