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Moore testtrack
Posted: Mon 27. Jan 2014 21:25
by Lasp
During the winter I have tested different methods too build a track.
I just want too show some experiments.
I guess that the pictures talk for them selfs? If not, ask!
Re: Moore testtrack
Posted: Thu 30. Jan 2014 10:22
by matt
like it , what about useing foam board with wire set into surface ?
Re: Moore testtrack
Posted: Thu 30. Jan 2014 15:18
by prime05
Any issues with the cars traveling across the seams? If this works, there are some really inexpensive ping pong tables that fold up just like this. Could start a whole new trend here.
Re: Moore testtrack
Posted: Thu 30. Jan 2014 20:52
by Lasp
Thanks for respons.
I use a soft material of 5mm and the sheets are 590mm x 790mm. Just for testing.
I use a wheel korrigated to make so place for the tread.
- Roller wheel.JPG (147 KiB) Viewed 10959 times
Thats means that i get more area for glue.
- Straighten the tread.JPG (118.75 KiB) Viewed 10959 times
Before I put glue on the tread I straighten it by draging it betwen my fingers, take all tension away.
- lane change.JPG (197.34 KiB) Viewed 10959 times
The problem here is that I have to get another way of shaping the lane changing.
Moore about that later says Lasp
Re: Moore testtrack
Posted: Thu 30. Jan 2014 21:27
by matt
been thinking about trying this , foam sign board , trackline with simple knife would need a stop on knife for depth then glue wire and paint or maybe vinyl on top , even photo printed vinyl