Speak all things. Nothing is off limits. That is my only rule. 
So a pic of most of my stable
Messy work bench for sure.
From left to right. Mini Losi JRX2, the 970 is an AE RC10T6.4. Big Red Maxxis behind it is the AE PRO4. Mini Losi T 2.0. Last is the AE MT14. Not shown is my kids Slyder. Which has proven to be quite reliable.
Current back yard track. I call it A-line. After a world famous mountain bike trail in Whistler, Canada. The key is to have flexibility. Like the bike trail, you can mix it up. Take different lines, have your own fun. So this is an outdoor rug on top of mulch. Basically a modified oval, but you can add turns/lines/jumps to make it whatever. But you can go on the mulch. It's all good. The cones represent possible turns. You can't really tell, but it's mostly off-camber fall lines. The local track uses cones, so I like to practice not seeing the car in the same manner. Trees also add a degree of difficulty. I painted the wooden jumps to blend in with the carpet, the wife appreciates that. All scale of cars can run on this track. Some are better than others.
This is the 401 track. Named after a famous mountain bike trail in Crested Butte, Colorado. Still work in progress. That's my fence on the left. I'm actually not supposed to do something like this due to HOA rules. But I can set up and take down easily. I can reuse the wooden jumps from A-line on this. This is where you can go flat out full trigger with the bigger machines. It does get much dirtier than A-line, tho.
Thanks for watching!
I'll keep posting updates. Hope you guys will too
So a pic of most of my stable
Messy work bench for sure.
From left to right. Mini Losi JRX2, the 970 is an AE RC10T6.4. Big Red Maxxis behind it is the AE PRO4. Mini Losi T 2.0. Last is the AE MT14. Not shown is my kids Slyder. Which has proven to be quite reliable.
Current back yard track. I call it A-line. After a world famous mountain bike trail in Whistler, Canada. The key is to have flexibility. Like the bike trail, you can mix it up. Take different lines, have your own fun. So this is an outdoor rug on top of mulch. Basically a modified oval, but you can add turns/lines/jumps to make it whatever. But you can go on the mulch. It's all good. The cones represent possible turns. You can't really tell, but it's mostly off-camber fall lines. The local track uses cones, so I like to practice not seeing the car in the same manner. Trees also add a degree of difficulty. I painted the wooden jumps to blend in with the carpet, the wife appreciates that.
All scale of cars can run on this track. Some are better than others. This is the 401 track. Named after a famous mountain bike trail in Crested Butte, Colorado. Still work in progress. That's my fence on the left. I'm actually not supposed to do something like this due to HOA rules. But I can set up and take down easily. I can reuse the wooden jumps from A-line on this. This is where you can go flat out full trigger with the bigger machines. It does get much dirtier than A-line, tho.
Thanks for watching!
I'll keep posting updates. Hope you guys will too
Indeed, know the hassles of navigating the HOA's. We got 'em here too. Wow! Look at all that wide-open space. To die for. Now that's nitro RC country.
