[ListerStorm]

I was able to work a little more on the track this weekend and I got my pit area started. Because of the limited space on my layout I had to get a little creative on a entry and exit point. I used 1" strip of basswood for the main pit wall and I used balsa strips around the entry and exit so it would bend for the curves. I still need to paint the walls and I am debating on routing grooves for each lane.

 

[LMP]

Looks great!

That MG certainly needs to come in for a new tail

If I were you I'd route just one groove. The cars would still be flush but it wouldn't be as much work.

 

[ListerStorm]

Thanks!

The MG's tail was recently glued on but a buddy had came over one night and had a couple drinks, she lost her tail again on the first corner. They do look a bit strange without them.

Routing just the one groove is a great idea. Its non functional anyway. I was thinking possibly of doing a single in and single out lane and joining with 2 in the center. It might be too much work though.

 

[Fangio]

It must be a general problem for the Green MG. Mine lost the tail less than half an hour after i opened the box.

Cool track

Morten

 

[Slotrace.dk]

Or maybe it's because you race them with the magnet in the car.
This allow the car to o faster, but when it comes off . . . . BANG - something is bound to be broken!
Without the magnet you have to drive the car and then the risc of breaking something is less!!

 

[Cslotracer1]

very good

 

[BEEJAY7]

Very neat solution Lee.....Looking at the plans for my layout, (if it ever gets built!), it looks like I would have to use a similar solution, re exit on bend.

Look forward to the next chapter.

Regards

Alan

 

[Mo55man]

I would of thought you would have included a Lister Storm in the picture, not an MG. After all it is "Lister Park Raceway"

M