Because we are moving (houses not cities) I got my arse into gear with a layout i want to keep on a track permanently and do scenery (as in the last week i've used not 3 different layouts but 4 ) so I thought what do i want for my track i want it to be based on a real world track, one i can replicate easily (track and scenery), a track i love and i've been to before so that brings it down to Lakeside and Willowbank Dragstrip so i chose Lakeside for obvious reasons. So then we need to make the design and after days of being confused of how to do it and BANG i did it and here it is. i'll Update soon
Posts : 623 Join date : 2010-12-27 Age : 39 Location : Narangba, Brisbane
Subject: Re: My track At Home Tue Aug 27, 2013 8:34 pm
Looks like fun Josh and a great layout, the only issue I see is that you will need at least 1 or 2 full length straights before the XLC's or as a rule don't make any sensor straight after a corner as they will most like miss the sensor and not lane change or get randoms if someone changes before them
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) so I thought what do i want for my track i want it to be based on a real world track, one i can replicate easily (track and scenery), a track i love and i've been to before so that brings it down to Lakeside and Willowbank Dragstrip so i chose Lakeside for obvious reasons. So then we need to make the design and after days of being confused of how to do it and BANG i did it and here it is.
