[rallyhub]

Hi Tony and Anthony,

Let's start with some pictures of the construction process:

       
Drawing the track on two 8mm mdf plates 2.44mx1.22m.                                             2x6 times 10mm vertical multiplex base strips inside the outer frame.

       
The first outer track part is glued, screwed and clamped to the base frame.        The first half of the entire track is glued, screwed and clamped.

       
The second construction frame is glued and screwed against the first one.         The unfinished track placed on its side.
As a result, the overall dimensions grew to 4.88mx1.22m.

[Tibbs]

Thanks Hub,
really appreciate you sharing your process.
This is going to be fun reading.

[rallyhub]

Here are some more photos of the construction process:

       
Only a small piece of track to fasten.                                                                                       Some walls added.

       
Filling and sanding.                                                                                                                         The making of ruin bend.


       
Ruin Bend taking shape.                                                                                                                A castle was too high for the folding race track, so it became a ruin.

[Tibbs]

I like that ruin bend  , when I asked re how are you fixing your track so it doesn't move when folded away.
I had it in my head it was a scalextric track, off course it's a wooden one  red face emoji.
Still looking forward to seeing how you secure the scenery etc.
Keep the pics coming

[rallyhub]

I had it in my head it was a scalextric track, off course it's a wooden one  red face emoji.

I was already wondering, but anyway, thank you for liking the track  
Here are the following pictures of the contruction process:

       
Walls and curbs.                                                                                                                                 Cobbled roadsides.

       
Cobblestones under the damaged tarmac.                                                                           The first layer of paint.                                                                                               

       
Sawdust and green grit scattered against the still wet ruin walls.                              Paper mache.

[rallyhub]

Followed by the next six photos:

       
The paper mache is painted now.                                                                                              White paint on the horizon.

       
Finishing with a damped sponge.                                                                                             Painting dirt on the road.

       
Tyre marks.                                                                                                                                          The sponge in action again.

[rallyhub]

Thank you for liking.

       
The painted cobblestones.                                                                                                           Adding some "dirt" with a sponge.

       
The result.                                                                                                                                            Masking the road markings.

       
A pedestrian crossing.                                                                                                                    The finished road surface at the pedestrian crossing.

[Tibbs]

Hi Hub,
with your wire mesh that you have used for structure on the mounds etc, have you tacked those to the base with a staple gun?
Enjoying seeing the pics.

[rallyhub]

Hi Tony,

I nailed the mesh, but using a staple gun is also an option.

   
The finished track surface.

[Tibbs]

 looking good, keep em coming.