It’s a good time for sure! Makes me feeling like I’m out wheeling the big Jeep when I can’t actually get out to wheel the big Jeep LOL and the kiddos are all about it!

Thanks much appreciated! My family and I are certainly having a lot of fun with it.

Thanks much appreciated and will do! So far it’s been a blast. Already planning a phase 2 addition to add another section onto the table.

Thanks appreciate it 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼 be sure to checkout my newest video with some new extreme additions I just finished on it.

Exactly that! Couldn’t agree more 😎🤘🏼

Nice. I like the s5 tires they are pretty grippy. Run them on 2 different rigs. Also a fan of the LGRP swamp kings.

Thanks & appreciate the feedback 👍🏼

Thanks and they are plastic camo air soft BBs

@@MadGreekOff-Road Coffee Bean Bog was where I was originally....uhhhh.....Perilous Pellet Puddle?

LOL coffee beans would have been interesting. Can you imagine the smell in my basement. I’d be wheeling and wanting coffee hahah.

Thanks appreciate it! It’s a mixture of play sand and paint. Mixed roughly 1/3 sand to 2/3 paint and then applied it on with a brush.

Thanks appreciate it. Base is 7’x4’ so yours wouldn’t be exactly the same as what I have but a buddy of mine has a 4’x4’ table and it’s awesome. His you can walk around fully. He has a big mountain in the middle with different challenging lines all around going up to the top and then lower lever obstacles around the outside. Anyways good luck with your build and remember if you don’t like something you can always change it up 😉👍🏼

They are LGRP Swamp Kings. They are a cool tire indeed and very grippy.

@@MadGreekOff-Road nice!!! Thank you for the reply

Np anytime 🤘🏼

That’s a great question and for me it’s simple. I chose the plastercloth so down the line it’s easier to move the table if needed it won’t be so heavy as well as if I ever wanted to change certain sections of the table either add new features or tear down old features and add new ones it makes it super easy with the cloth.

@@MadGreekOff-Road i am building a portable course as well. Concrete is so much stronger that you can apply it thinner, this makes it lighter that plaster. You can easily ad on. But you are right, taking down parts of it is a lot harder.

Yea I guess in thin layers concrete wouldn’t be that heavy and I can certainly see the pros and cons of both. I’m already mapping out areas on the table in this video I’m going to add new features onto as well as rip up a small section and re-do it. These things are addicting. Fun way to enjoy some time with my family when we are not in my full size rig.