Track Building Thread
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http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...ing-track.html
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I wish my backyard was bigger.......
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I used a tiller to loosen up all the dirt in the space I had to work with for a track which was 50x25. I then used a landscaping rake to form the track and jumps and then packed it with a tamper. The track turned out nice but its kinda small. I'm running mini 8ight's on it now but I wish I could find a 1/10 4wd buggy that took stick packs instead of saddle. The best scale for my track would be something like 1/12 but don't see much in that means. Wish I had 4x more space so I could run 1/8 truggy but the wife won't let me tear up that much yard.