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I'd like to help pupkick, but without software it's going to be difficult to pass along any ideas to you. I have a 4-lane Ninco track myself on a table approximately 5 1/2" X 21".

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I just assembled the track on the table a few times until I had something I could live with. The design I have now is the third. It's a fast track, maybe not as technical as I would like, but now that it's down and I've begun landscaping it I'm going to leave it as is.

Steve

 

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QUOTE (Larsson @ 7 Dec 2004, 23:02)pupKICK and Steve...

If you wish to put together some track designs, there is a program which is pretty descent for being a freeware.
Ultimate Racer 3.0

cheers,
Eric
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Thanks Eric,
I'm going to keep my track as is though. The track runs well and I'm anxious to start the landscaping work.
Steve

 

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QUOTE (Vinno1 @ 9 Dec 2004, 07:11)The problem with four lane tracks is just that when you have a confined space to work with. Ninco is large also so you will have to go fairly simple.

I remember a similar complaint on a message board a while ago and someone reminded them that you have four lanes to get to know with each lane having it's own character.

Get a few mates around when you have one set up and race them on it. Then you will see how much fun a relatively simple four lane track can be.
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I agree. The design of my 4-Lane track is fairly simple, but the racing is lots of fun. Each lane does have it's own unique character.

Steve