Thank you

Well Jason I've been having fun adding details for many years. I always enjoyed collecting " fine junk" to apply as scenery on the track. Thanks for your kind remarks my friend. Go back and forward our videos to more of your friends because the guys plan to do more in the future.

Thanks again for your nice comment Dave

Well Steve when you are doing something fun the ideas compound. I did have some failures but I always enjoyed keeping my eyes open for detailing ideas. Thanks for the kind words my friend. Go back and forward our videos to more of your friends because the guys plan to do more in the future.

Thanks for the nice comment Bela. Go back and forward our videos to more of your friends because the guys plan to do more in the future.

Danke Bela! Wir sind fröhlich dass du video guten finden! Wir haben viele mehr Videos am diese channel an Slot cars! Danke für Zusehen! Entschuldigung für mein schlecht deutsch LOL

Many thanks!

Right Lorne. I have more fun creating from things discarded than shelling out money. It's not that I'm cheap, I just get more satisfaction from it. It's been fun. For 40 years finding junk that I can use on the track! See more 1/32 slot racing and tracks by subscribing to the Lunch King channel. Go back and share with your friends and family my friend.

Oh very definitely Gary! Building my track has been far more fun than I can explain. Thanks for your nice words my friend. Go back and forward our videos to more of your friends because the guys plan to do more in the future.

Thanks for your nice comments Cab! For scenery with grass I use Modge Podge brushed onto the raw scenery surface. Then sprinkle sawdust on it heavily to great low and high spots. After it dries paint with green and use dark tan in low spots. Sprinkle Woodland Scenic grass over it while the paint is still wet. Dark green in low spots, med green most places and burnt grass where high spots keep the turf dry. Then sprinkle fine gravel in spots grass probably can't grow like around buildings and track edges. When dry spritz water with a few drops of dish soap in it and then, using an eye dropper, evenly drip a mix of 50/50 water and white glue with a few drops of dish soap in it. I do this gluing 3 times after waiting a day or more for each coat to dry. I hope this helps my friend. See more 1/32 slot racing and tracks by subscribing to the Lunch King channel. Go back and share with your friends and family my friend.

Oh Cad, the cars and trucks with doors open are diecast.

@@jimmyattard1446 Thank you so much this is a giant help for me…and it’s greatly appreciated my friend.

@@jimmyattard1446 Thank you 🙏 I’m trying to design the scenic part of my layout. I already have some 1/32 scale airplanes that I want to incorporate with a runway etc. in the middle of the track.

Cad go revisit the segment the guys at LK did on faux concrete....perfect for making your runway look authentic!

We already have some good video of races and Go Pro footage on the Lunch King channel James. See more 1/32 slot racing and tracks by subscribing to the Lunch King channel. Go back and share with your friends and family my friend.

Thanks Tony! Go back and forward our videos to more of your friends because the guys plan to do more in the future.

Oh Jay believe me when I say I know I'm not very smart but I've always been good with my hands. You excell at what you love no matter the hobby my friend. Go back and forward our videos to more of your friends because the guys plan to do more in the future.

Thanks again Rusty. Go back and forward our videos to more of your friends because the guys plan to do more in the future.

@@jimmyattard1446 cool will do friend peace

Thanks for your kind support Rob! See more 1/32 slot racing and tracks by subscribing to the Lunch King channel. Go back and share with your friends and family my friend.

Thanks John. The guys are trying hard to please. Thanks for your nice words my friend. Go back and forward our videos to more of your friends because the guys plan to do more in the future.

Thanks again ant1. I'll ask the guys to highlight the canopies for you. Be patient because it takes time to do the videos.

Thanks again for your nice comments Norm! Go back and forward our videos to more of your friends because the guys plan to do more in the future.

Aah, thanks for updating me on that Kyle. I bought an old Tupperware dish of it at a garage sale and never knew for Sure what it was called! See more 1/32 slot racing and track work by subscribing to the Lunch King channel. Go back and share with your friends and family my friend.

Thanks for commenting Bill. You can find answers to most of your questions in documentary about the track in one or more of the other videos on the Lunch King channel. The copper tape is less expensive than beaded line and works great on indoor tracks. See more 1/32 slot racing and tracks by subscribing to the Lunch King channel. Go back and share with your friends and family my friend.

Yes the paint booth is home made Jamie. It uses a blower motor and squirm cage fan I bought at Grangers Supply. I added a furnace filter to pick up the paint but it still coats the fan a bit do in 30 years I had to clean out the fan about 3 times. Lacquer paints are very volatile so I only shoot a bit at a time because the fumes do go by the motor brushes and I've always feared it my ignite. But so far so good my friend. I talk a bit about it and paints I use in the first documentary on LK. Go back and forward our videos to more of your friends because the guys plan to do more in the future.

Well Gene I loved racing and had a few real track sections in mind to recreate like the Daytona banking, tunnel in Detroit, the corkscrew turn at Laguna Deca, etc. So I started sketching with those in mind. I had put together a scrap book with info from magazines in the 60's showing how to route and tape a track. And off I went...winging it most of the way Gene! Go back and forward our videos to more of your friends because the guys plan to do more in the future.

Brian go to the Lunch King channel to see cars racing on Northline Raceway. See more 1/32 slot racing and tracks by subscribing to the Lunch King channel. Go back and share with your friends and family my friend.