only way is to route

😂to get the plaster to level possibly use orbital sander under the table and the plaster should settle level

Welcome back brother, it’s so good to see you making videos again 😎

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Welcome back I've missed your videos regards Malcolm from Adelaide south Australia

Great stuff Boone! I would have never thought of doing a pour like this. It's a great look for an old Route 66 type building, and something I may tackle myself at some point. Thank you for posting!

I took several of your ideas for bending the track. I feel I’ve come up with an easier stronger way to loosen up track for this. I’d love to send you photos and get your opinion. What do you think ?

Momma used to say "Rumors.... if you didn't hear it from the horses mouth, then ya heard from a horses @zz" heheh- Nice to see you back!

Hi Boone, Can you use a wire mesh before you pour the plaster Paris ?

Good to see you again.

Boone so good to watch you again, another great video, you look very well. looking forward to your next video, I’ve been rewatching some of the older videos, I made a tunnel, a old time water tower, and a bridge, thanks for all the ideas and techniques.

Welcome back 🙏

Welcome back, Boone! My daughters and I have missed you. I may have to join your Patreon!

Woo-Hoo!!! The man is back. Welcome back Boone. LET'S DO THIS 💪😎

Weiter so👍

Awesome idea buddy, might give that ago but use 3d printed door and wall frames. If anyone is in oz the website is up and running. Cheers Boone.

The Man, The Myth, The Legend is Back!!!

Hey Boone Welcome back

My HO slot cars have magnets. I would concerned about the cars bottoming out on that ridge before the corkscrew turn. You're testing it with the crapiest Tyco car with minimal magnetic force. You are kind of dedicating these pieces of track to accomplish this radical hill. But cool as heck! I can't wait to see you build the scenery.

Hello My name is Andre I wanted to ask you for your advice I have an N Sr GT 40 mark 4 White Kit I was wondering do I have to print first then paint it or can I just paint itThank you

Let's hope there is some track bending. You may want to create a power jump to the back straight.

Always love your videos! You are a talented artist.

Always buy new track. The rails will oxidize over time. You can clean the oxidation off, but once metal starts to oxidize, it will just come right back. Tyco and Tomy track are a little different (width of lanes, depth of slot, height of rails). Get the Tomy track!

Amazing. Simply amazing ! You are my inspiration Boone !

Your diorama idea for the track is 1000% better than the ‘all our speed’ track builds. You build like I HOPE to build.

Nice layout…looks like a fun challenge drive!

Another Great how to video Boone...I know you did this some time ago, but just finally getting some time to watch some of these and learn. Always look forward to seeing how much detail you put into these projects and try to do that myself..Keep it going..

Great video and attention to the detail....looking forward to what you show us next...

Fantastic video and great explanation. I'm currently looking for inspiration for a rocky slot car track, and need to make all of the scenery tomorrow so I think that the foam solution might be the right choice :) Thanks for sharing

Really helpful and information. Thanks for showing us all your hard and involved work. Can't wait to see the final.

please prepare before you start your video. You waste so much time getting organized on the video.

Great video Boone

I sure do miss seeing your work. I hope Hurricane Beryl didn’t cause too many problems for ya! We were without power for the better part of 4 days.

Lol

The saga continues

You could also use thin tent pegs for the main supports reckon.

Nice! Thanks for this video, just what I was looking for.

Great tutorial 👍🏼

Come in boon , come in ,anyone there ? lol 😊, greetings from Portsmouth England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Does anybody else watch/listen to these while working on their own track layouts? I just wish I could get as much done at once as Boone does!

This is great stuff!

didn't know about the "loose pins"; great discovery!

Magnificent. I suggest yellow light, more vintage color. Cheers

I had to move and needed to give away my 6 lane 18’ x 8’ AFX track with 6 long chutes back and forth . I used the widest turns . I found 18””turns , 15”’12” respectively. Banks had to use 9”, 12”, 12” tightened up as close as possible . The bridge I used the 1/8” plywood for the 4’ transition’s . Very fast track with no trees or anything to reduce visibility and painted 3/4” ply gray . Used stock AFX cars with 2 deep cell 360 cold cranking amps car batteries in series . The cars took the 24+ volts with no problem . Didn’t need to put racing armature s in them but “ OMG “when we did just playing around ( gotta play ) . Ran 3 classes of stock armature racing classes in the stock car ,F1 , sports cars . gearing and stock magnets were allowed .

nice Boone.

I have a question do you have a video showing the track itself I want to share your track with some friends but I can't find a quick video that shows the layout😊 the car that wrecked in the pond is probably my favorite part😊

boring. i would like to see the cars racing!

Respekt aus Deutschland 😊

Did I hear "YYYYAAAAAGGGGEEEE!!!!!"?

Those clip together billboards can be mounted on polystyrene plinths that are coloured as concrete base that could be weathered, and cracks etched in.