Scenery Scratch Build Part 2 Magnetic Racing Kit Butchery

[@Charlie-n6x2t]

Great job Dave this scratch build could easily pass as a kit from magnetic racing. Can’t wait to see how it looks in part 3

[@hankfay3230]

Fantastic. Always gratifying to create with leftovers. I think Mrs. SlotR would like to set up a business in one of those shops.

[@chief5404]

Very clever Dave thanks for the show always enjoy watching a Master at work

[@Zaphodschannel]

Wonderful build Dave. Ingenious and inspiring. We'll done Sir.

[@leesslotcars]

Brilliant Dave, those off cuts etc from MR are so good for scratch building! Really looking good, I love finding a little gap to build on! Bring on #3

[@robertsale6528]

Incredible use of bits and pieces to make a great build Dave 👍👍👍

[@slotr]

in the real world I've got a garage full of "useful" bits of wood I'll never use, at 1/32 the useful bits of wood are actually useful

[@markphillips5368]

You will have to ask the boys at Magnetic Racing for a job as chief product designer at the rate you are going, Dave. It's turning into quite an example of what can be built with a few leftover kit parts and sprues. Awesome work and looking forward to seeing the finished article.

[@vernonscave309]

Great work Dave, looking forward to part 3 😁 👍

[@chrish5500]

Really great Dave 😊 I love it mate 👍👏

[@SlotCarsofAtlanta]

Awesome job Dave thanks for the love as well

[@slotr]

Can't build scenery without mentioning THE MAN when it comes to kit bashing 👌

[@SlotCarsofAtlanta]

@@slotrthanks Dave 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@pats-slots]

Loved it with my Sunday morning coffee thanks Dave a great vid to start the day 👍👍👍👍

[@slotr]

Happy Sunday Pat, I'm off to bed lol

[@georgealba1106]

You could use a few earth magnets mounted to the structure. This would allow you to hide the outlets, but then easily access them by lightly pulling the structure away from the magnets. Drill a few small holes in the wall and epoxy the other magnets into place. Just some creative thoughts. 😎

[@slotr]

ahh now there's a though I've got a whole stack of little magnets I've got no use for........ nice one!!

[@georgealba1106]

@@slotr your design came out nice!

[@tombailiff536]

Beautiful work!

[@The-Grand-Raceway]

Awesome as usual Dave.

[@twolinesslotcars]

You are a creative man. Well done bro!

[@SCALE_SLOTCARS]

That's a wonderful scinic build job Dave and covering the plugs is a masterstroke for doing these excellent buildings . Now, what will the shops be selling? i wonder 🤔😀

[@slotr]

That's part 3 when 've worked it out haha

[@SCALE_SLOTCARS]

@@slotr look forward to it .....should be very interesting 🤔😁

[@Clearwater124]

Thanks Dave, very enjoyable.

[@shotgundaveslotcars]

Brilliant Dave!

[@slotcardude68]

Wow, awsome build there Dave, stunning!!!!!!!

[@slotr]

It's coming together OK for a project with no plan haha

[@SlightlyMadSlotCars]

@@slotrThose are usually the best what I call a Clayton’s plan.😎Nice work Dave sending sum love from downunder👍

[@StevenDudley-ey8dw]

Excellent!!!

[@3roomsraceway612]

Nice build Dave The stands are a nice touch 😎😎 Will the shops have barriers in front or will they have a drive thru?🤣 🍻Mal

[@MrDarrenp40]

Innovative and tidy. As it says on the Brazilian national flag: Orderem e Progresso (Order and Progress). You already seem to have what looks like a Brazilian flag eye on a poster under the tunnel and so maybe keep the theme going?

[@slotr]

no that's a Ukraine flag with a weeping eye as I decorated under the underpasses mid 2022, there's a few bits of time relative graffiti under there on that subject :) But yes order and progress... I really should get diagnosed with that haha

[@MrDarrenp40]

@@slotr The Ukraine situation unfortunately remains all too present in the here and now. As for diagnosis then how about throwing Plyushkin's disorder into the mix. It's a mental disorder (aren't they all?) which involves having difficulty parting with possessions and acquiring items that aren't needed or have no space (i.e. hording). It's partiicularly acute here in the UK and this because we don't generally have as much 'play room' as our American and Australian cousins who are better able to ascribe 'order and progress' as some function of their available Euclidean space.