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I worked on it over a span of several weeks. I'd say around 20 to 30 total hours worth of effort.

Jeremy Claude oh ok that’s shorter than I thought

sure thing, good luck with your track.

1/2 sheet of plywood; carved ramps out of Styrofoam; painted some hot wheels cars; covered everything with plaster cloth; secured cars with epoxy; brown spray paint and then hand painted the ramps.

Thanks. It took a while but was worth it.

+Jeremy Claude how did you make the rap not move

+Jeremy Claude how did you make the rap stay on the bord

All of the ramps were covered with plaster paper which holds everything together.

+Jeremy Claude thanks

Dirksahjanan Ambrose I cut the ramps out to styrofoam blocks that came in a shipping crate.

Dirksahjanan Ambrose Thanks, my son loves it! It is made on a 4x4 sheet of plywood. I cut the ramps out of styrofoam and then covered the entire thing with plaster cloth. Then everything was spray painted brown and then the details and colors were painted by hand with acrylic paints. The cars are hotwheels that I secured with 15min. epoxy.

+Jeremy Claude can u add backflip ramp to your next track and a triple jump

R.I.P Joey Williams It took about 20 hours total spread over a few weeks. (Sorry for taking 10 months to reply!)

Jeremy Claude Lol it's okay. You did excellent on this!

Thanks! My son loves it, so it was well worth the effort.

You should make more of these