[malomay1968]

Hi all,

I've been a member on a couple of other forums for a little while, but only found this one recently (not sure why it took me so long) and there's some great, fresh & different content on here.  So here I am.

I'm a long time lover of slots (back to my Uncle having a 60s Scaley track when I was growing up & having a ball playing around on this).  Have recently (last couple of years) got into racing at a great local club here in Hobart, Tasmania (Aust) and have had my eyes opened to the overwhelming world of wood track racing (car tuning etc). Just in the process of building a decent Scaley track at home for myself & my boys to have a play with together as well.  Some of the inspiration & tips for track landscaping on forums such as this is awesome.  I might not be heavily involved in discussions, as I don't feel like I have the knowledge (or experience), but I will be avidly keeping track of everyone elses input.

regards,

Mal (Hobart)

[woodcote]

Welcome Mal 

[JasonB]

Welcome aboard Mal.

[KensRedZed]

Welcome to SlotRacer, Mal.

[mickey thumbs]

Welcome! And don’t be shy. Let us know what you are up to at your club and with the boys.

[Nonfractal]

I might not be heavily involved in discussions, as I don't feel like I have the knowledge (or experience), but I will be avidly keeping track of everyone elses input.

regards,

Mal (Hobart)

Mal
Some of the best discussion provoking questions come from those who don't feel that they have the experience.
Fire away!

[Anthony B]

Welcome on board - and agree with Non Fractal!!

Put up pics of your track as you go along - from design to detailing - we all love to follow these

[Top Down]

Ditto here too. Don't be shy and ask away. It's the best way to draw out new info - and often it's the beginner that asks the most pertinent - but long forgotten by seasoned racers - question about 'Why?' or ' How do I?'