its looking VERY quick and super smooth\quiet....I also have the 963 and though its faster or quicker than the other LMPs its butt is not as manageable
No worries. Sounds like you're asking about HO scale track. This is 1/32 scale and I run on wood-routed, but for the beginner there is Carrera, Policar and Scalextric tracks that are quite reliable and can be bought in starter sets. They typically can be used in analog setting and digital setting (lane switching, forced pitstops, etc). Search for those slot car track sets if you're searching for a good starter set and wanting to get into the thrill of 1/32 scale. Wood is my favorite and with the right skill, they can be made well, however I'd recommend to start with a plastic set.
@@hobbitracing thank you brother. I love this. I remember my neighbor had one, but my father cannot afford to buy at the moment now. Is it an adult trying to buy a track
Great vid Hobbit! Love the track. Dig the upgrades to the vette! Looks like it runs nice.
Glad you like it!
Loved this upload, Hobbit Racing. I shattered that thumbs up marker on your segment. Stick to the wonderful work. Eager see your next video from you.
Much appreciated!
its looking VERY quick and super smooth\quiet....I also have the 963 and though its faster or quicker than the other LMPs its butt is not as manageable
Thanks. It's a dandy!. ...you can tame that 963 with a similar rpm motor only less torque and it will be amazing. Both mine are supererb!
Thanks! What is the length of your front straight-away (straight section only)?
Front straight is roughly 10ft
What kind of track do you need to have? Can you use an AFX or auto world? I’m sorry I’m new to this.
No worries. Sounds like you're asking about HO scale track. This is 1/32 scale and I run on wood-routed, but for the beginner there is Carrera, Policar and Scalextric tracks that are quite reliable and can be bought in starter sets. They typically can be used in analog setting and digital setting (lane switching, forced pitstops, etc). Search for those slot car track sets if you're searching for a good starter set and wanting to get into the thrill of 1/32 scale. Wood is my favorite and with the right skill, they can be made well, however I'd recommend to start with a plastic set.
@@hobbitracing thank you brother. I love this. I remember my neighbor had one, but my father cannot afford to buy at the moment now. Is it an adult trying to buy a track