I received today a Ferrari 412P (Policar) and an Aston Martin Vantage GTE (Sideways) : [attachment=27967] Note the same period, but 2 lovely cars to my eyes :heart: ... and, I guess, 2 great runners :...

Hi everybody The landscaping crew has been particularly busy these last months, but they were able to do the job before the end of the year Here are 3 pictures to illustrate their job (and also to s...

(19th-Oct-22, 09:59 AM)Steve Hills Wrote:  Good morning gents. Thanks to Brian Rogers for alerting me to the forum topic. :thumbup: The MT I and BP II have similar characteristics but are suffi...

Had to work late at night last week to : - finish the walls between the parking area and the timing bridge - fill in the last gaps which needed foam board [attachment=25943] [attachment=25944] Time...

Hello :wavegreen:  Had to add something on the hill outside the largest curve of the track So I decided to build a billboard out of balsa wood weathered with a light grey juice I chose the Pegasus be...

Hello everybody :wavegreen:  More than 6 months since the last update :tappingfoot: , so I decided to use the last days of my summer holidays to work on the track, the part between the timing gantry ...

As recommended by PSK, I used KR02 chassis and SR19 wheels Both are probably quite hard to find now :banghead:

(26th-Jul-22, 10:10 AM)Anthony B Wrote:  Awesome Fred!  Is that a CG or Protoslot version? It's a Protoslot one, just like the March 707 in the background :thumbup:

Love the Canam one :heart:  Just had to lower the driver on mine, here on my previous track : [Image: http://img.xooimage.com/files110/7/6/c/c...c0e081.jpg]

I like the idea of this topic :thumbup:  A few years ago, I built Marianne Hoepfner's Alpine A364 from PSK : [Image: http://img.xooimage.com/files110/9/3/4/p...3018cb.jpg] [Image: http://img.xooimage...

I began to work on the other side of the bridge As I decided to choose bricks instead of concretes, I found the following pattern to "build" my walls : [Image: http://img.xooimage.com/files114/3/d/b/m...

Hi Kev, About 15 years ago, I wired LEDs into some of my cars following instructions found on www.carrera4fun.de Here is the URL of the page : http://carrera4fun.de/3_elektronik/dauerlicht.htm The G...

Thank you for your comment :beer:  I have to say that I'm very happy with my Policar track Not as easy to assemble than Ninco or Scalex Classic track, but a better electric continuity, probably the b...

My son and I are members of the SRC42, based near St-Etienne (France, Loire) Here is the clip my son and our President have just realized to promote our club: [Video: http://youtu.be/KvMOilbEO84] M...

Many thanks :drinkingcheers: Once dried, I had to add some patches here and there. I also tried to weathered the concrete walls Here is the result : [Image: http://img.xooimage.com/files113/3/5/3/p....

I'm finalizing the green parts of this area : [Image: http://img.xooimage.com/files115/d/8/c/p...8bfd15.jpg] [Image: http://img.xooimage.com/files111/a/6/3/p...8bfd17.jpg] I use wood glue and water :...

Some small advances, still on this part of the track Once the landscape is done, I paint the different areas to work with : [Image: http://img.xooimage.com/files113/0/b/f/p...8bf066.jpg] I will use t...

Hi Toni, By securing the track in my third post, I meant put curbs around the tray to prevent cars from falling to the ground :thumbup: The track is just laid on the tray, except in the loop to help ...

Thank you for her, Tibbs :beer: I'm not sure about what you mean by "securing the track" I'll try to do the scenary as close as possible to the track, but probably not perfectly flush to it, if it d...

It becomes difficult to find brand new Ninco track Carrera and Policar are great and the choice depends of your area as Carrera is wider than Policar But both are not so easy to perfectly assemble, s...