[Ntxslotcars]

Thank you Jason!

I still dont see a way to edit my profile pic or signature.  Just dont see an option for it.

[KensRedZed]

Try to find the "Portal".

Then click on "User CP" on the left.

[Ntxslotcars]

Thanks Ken for that!

Still looking to add a signature, then my transformation will be complete...

(creepy laugh). HAAA HAAA AAAAaaaahhhhh....

[KensRedZed]

While you're on the "User CP", scroll down.

Just under "change avatar" it should say "change signature".

I match your creepy laugh, and raise you a creepy look. 

[Ntxslotcars]

On my options it goes straight from change avatar to edit options.  I'll wait and see if it pops up...

[Ntxslotcars]

Yes, we can see you so now the floodgates are open best tell us more. Novice? Home racer? Collector? Club Racer? Scale? No obligation though. You can lurk, dabble a toe in the water or whatever. You've joined a very eclectic and inclusive group of like minded hobbyists. 

Hi Top Down!

I would say all the above except novice.  Been at this nonstop on my second round since 1991.  Having a blast...

[Ntxslotcars]

Rich? Is that you? Your HO oval inspired our UK south coast T-Jet bullring oval racing 

Welcome to SlotRacer 

Yes! its me.  Glad to see you here!

I like the bullring scene, glad you got it going on there!
I can't take credit for it, we are all inspired by someone.  For me it was 1976Cordoba on HT.
The first post I saw was his Granite Falls Speedway.  I was instantly hooked!


Next he showed me his Lifelike dirt track, Brushy Mountain Speedway.


Pete McKay had done a tribute track to a dirt track he used to go to as a kid.
It seemed fitting to do something of the same with my bullring track.
My first race to attend was at Thunderbird Speedway when I was 12.


I couldn't find a bigger picture of it...

The hunt was on to find pieces to make my track happen.
Doba helped me out with Tyco Jeremy McGrath set track, all 12" curves complete with dirt berms!
Another guy on HT helped me with some Cars 9" dirt track curves.
I built my tribute to Thunderbird Speedway, complete with homemade red grandstands, white tires, and a pit area...









It was a fun build...