Playing Card Slot Car Interior

[@bulletdgw742]

Good video Dave.

[@TADD29]

Excellent Dave.

[@shotgundave92584]

Thanks Tadd. Hope it helps some people.

[@newstycks]

great work thanks Dave

[@shotgundave92584]

Thank you. Hope you found it helpful.

[@kirbs50]

How to… videos like this are far better than “look what I bought” unboxing videos. More power to you, Dave.

[@shotgundave92584]

Thank you very much. Appreciate it!

[@slotcardude68]

Great tutorial, thanks Dave!!!!!!!!!!

[@shotgundave92584]

Thanks Nico!

[@nobodyshome758]

Perfect Dave!! Thank you! 😎

[@shotgundave92584]

Glad to help!

[@Clearwater124]

Cool, thanks Dave

[@SwiftSlots]

The sound of that card scraping in the plastic is very satisfying 😊

[@shotgundave92584]

😂

[@jrodslotcars5278]

Awesome video Dave.👍

[@shotgundave92584]

Thanks! Hope it’s helpful.

[@Scale_Slotcars_Latvia]

Thanks for posting Dave ...im not a scratch builder, but if I ever do, I will certainly remember this tutorial. Top stuff 👏 👍

[@shotgundave92584]

Thanks Harry! You need to give scratch building a try!

[@Michael_63]

Nicely done Dave! Some great tips and advise. I like the dash idea. I learned another trick from you, thanks.

[@shotgundave92584]

Thanks Michael! Glad to help!

[@Dafingers1]

That was pretty cool. Really 😎

[@shotgundave92584]

Thanks Dafingers!

[@Moparguy511]

Great tutorial and that modified on the bench looks like it's going to look killer.

[@shotgundave92584]

Thanks Scott! Yeah, that’s going to be my entry for the Showdown this year. I need to get busy on it!

[@stevesweeney7892]

Great video Dave thanks alot!

[@shotgundave92584]

Thanks Steve!

[@McCraeMotto]

Very nice work Dave.

[@shotgundave92584]

Thanks! Hopefully it’s helpful.

[@twolinesslotcars]

Excellent work Dave!

[@shotgundave92584]

Thanks Marty. Just in time for your Land Barge build.

[@billffromnh]

This is a very good article on scratch building interiors Dave! I've used painted file cards in the past. Another good source for sheet material is the plastic "For Sale" & "For Rent" signs sold in department stores & some dollar stores for a buck or so. I've been a primarily 1/24 scale racer, so I'd probably hold in the completed interior with strapping tape. This might allow me to remove the interior in the future if I wanted to make changes to it or maybe even repaint the body.

[@shotgundave92584]

Thanks Bill! I agree, lots of inexpensive options for interior construction. For Sale signs are perfect. Specially for the bigger cars.

[@SpareRoomSlotCars]

Great video, nice tips

[@stevesweeney7892]

I sometimes use stripped wire insulation to push over roll cage areas where padding would be found !

[@shotgundave92584]

Great idea Steve!

[@slotjournal]

Nice video - very helpful tutorial! You got a great result, too. 👍

[@shotgundave92584]

Thanks Mark! Hopefully it’s helpful information.

[@dannywiley4072]

Just what I needed Dave

[@shotgundave92584]

Glad to help Danny!

[@SlotCarWildman]

Thanks for sharing I did wonder how you set up to work . Great video

[@shotgundave92584]

Glad to help Eric.

[@tombackes9557]

Very cool vid Dave. Now we need a vid on roadster interiors.😊

[@shotgundave92584]

Thanks Tom! I can certainly do a follow up on the roadster!

[@tombackes9557]

Way cool Dave. You da man

[@slotr]

Great stuff Dave :)

[@shotgundave92584]

Thanks for the inspiration! 😉

[@johntucci]

Thank you Dave this was great . What was that spray you used after glueing ? Thanks

[@shotgundave92584]

Thanks John. Glad it was helpful. The spray is “kicker”. It sets the CA glue instantly. It’s available wherever you get your glue from.

[@stevesweeney7892]

Wow that driver isn't worth $7.99! 😳 Whats Kyle Larson worth? I can mess up 51 times unless I'm a Joker!