How to create realistic effects for your track surface, Track Painting series video 4
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- Опубликовано: 3 янв 2022
- Easy to fallow step by step process on how to create effects for your track. In this video I show how to create brick cobblestone, red brick, and surface cracks for your track. This is video number 4 in the Track Painting Series.
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I'm gonna go ahead and like this vid. Lots of great info. Amazing work, my friend. Go ahead and give yourself a pat on the back. I'm also gonna go ahead and say thanks for the great vid. Thanks for the great vid. 😁
Thank you very much Andy
LOL on the boopers!
Great stuff as always Boon! Thks for the video!
Bought my stone effect spray today : )
Thanks Kojas, I figured I would share the bloopers… have tons of them… haha
Great video, and a really awesome tutorial. Thanks for sharing
Thanks buddy
Boone you ARE the Bob Ross of painting slot car tracks.... I just came a crossed your videos yesterday.... all i can say is amazing job. I hope when i get to try these techniques out it comes out half as good as yours
Thank you Kevin… 😂
Thanks for the video. Always enjoy your landscaping tutorials.
Thank you Dave
Good video bud! You have some great looking cars too. This has came a long way since the lifting mech days.
Thanks bud… yes it’s changed a bit 😆
You are awsome this effect is just plain beautiful my friend can't wait for your next video take care
Thank you very much Cal
Gonna have a contest for some fan to win the Magnetic building/facility? Another great how-to Boone! Thanks for sharing your ideas/designs!
Thanks Drew… I might do that… I need to talk to Travis “ That Slotcar Guy” , he has done a giveaway few times now, there are some rules to need to be fallowed with RUclips to be able to do this. But I’ll keep you guys posted on what I come up with…
Great work, Boone! So much original thought and patience put into this!
Thanks DC
Love the videos Boone!
You got skills mate!
You have inspired me to paint my track using your techniques.
Thanks from the UK.
Thank you very much…. That’s great about your track. Feel free to message me if you have any questions
Thankyou!😎
@@anythingtrack7357 😊
Boone, the Michelangelo of slot car scenery
😆 thank you Jack
Love your work!
Great Video ❤
Bob Ross feeling 😊
😂 thank you Christian
That looks awesome and incredible realistic😳
Perfect work!!!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you Juergen
Absolutely incredible, detail looks realistic, video is filmed very well and I've also learnt a thing or two.
Oh and thanks for the sneaky shoutout legend
Haha…. Thanks Mate… figured you would catch that
Wow each of these videos in this track painting series are very very good something for everyone and an AWSOME realistic effect for all different tastes and looks that race fans can use on there own tracks
Well done Boone I particularly like the way you make the effect of the cobble stone look same technique you’ve used before and if it works it works and you my friend do make it work Bonza mate your a FairDinkum artist cobber
😆 thanks you very much Mate….
Awesome job.
Thank you Emerson
So nice!
Thanks buddy
awesome work
Thank you
Great video, really enjoyed this...subbed
Thank you very much
good work! 👍
Thanks bud
Looks Great Boone & KEWL track texture concepts!
"Deception Speedway" has come a Loooooooong way since
I Started watching your tutorials! Video No. 3 is more interesting
to me b'cause that's how I want my track to remain, black asphalt
& I'll possibly paint my Carrera Hairpin Turn like yours just for a GOOD
or BETTER corning GRIP to keep the cars on the track & Not FLYING
towards the floor!
Thanks for the 4 series painting/texturing videos!
Thanks Django , yes it’s amazing how far the layout has grown. The blacktop asphalt technique has considerable grip to it. Thank you for watching my videos buddy, I really appreciate it… thank you
@@BoonesSlotCarGarage Thanks for the lessons!
@@djangofreeman5085 your welcome, and thank you again for watching my videos buddy
Fantastic work 👏👏😊
Thanks Brian
Absolutely incredible thanks for the ideas.
Your welcome and thank you 😊
The bloopers 🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂….. had to keep them PG …. 😆
Nice Track, good Video. Thank you for the Inspiration! :-)
Thank you Olaf
Buenísimo me. Encanto
Thanks Karl
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
😂 thanks JDC
i want to build such a project so bad xD awsome man! love the channel!!!!
Thank you
Pretty amazing. Maybe more patience and more talent than I have to accomplish. But who knows. Maybe someday I'll try this for an old Indianapolis Speedway layout -- the Brickyard.
Thanks Stephen, yes it takes some patience to complete this. And time…
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has anyone tried the soldering iron technique on Carrera track. it's thicker but I think the harder plastic may have a higher melting point? Great channel thank you
I know of a few people that used the technique on Carrera track. Yes it works, and it does have a higher melting point. The nice part is that with the higher melting point you get a little bit longer to create your effect , and with something that you really only get 1 shot at , it’s a good thing… 😂… And Thank You for watching my channel. Glad you are enjoying it.
Awesome work 👍👍 just subscribed .
Thanks Herbie
The cobblestone is beautiful. I've been thinking for a while about doing it on some Ninco straights... with a broken soldering iron tip (sand it down until it's fine). But I think that with some type of putty like fiberglass, epoxy or stucco it would be more beautiful, easy to do and just by sanding, you lose the grip, that in a cobbled curve would be OMG
Thank you 😊, it’s a fun project to do. Takes a bit of time 😂.. an epoxy would be a good idea for a mortar effect. I wouldn’t use stucco, I don’t believe it would last very well
@@BoonesSlotCarGarage The stucco lasts, 10 years ago I made a super sliding lake effect curve with stucco and blue and white pigment, I have no data, other videos... but I did it and it turned out to be a movie, like the ones from scalextric that are sold in Spain
@@BoonesSlotCarGarage It requires a lot of sandpaper and patience, but stucco when it looks good is pure marble.
@@ThordoGames 👍 nice
@@ThordoGames very cool
Thank you Boone. I’m about done prepping my raceway surface for paint. I’m using AFX track and have smoothed out the joints with plastic putty and have completely sanded my entire layout to intentionally make it as slick as possible.
I wasn’t even aware of the releasing agent before watching your videos, so I obviously have no idea how deep it penetrates. I was planning to use alcohol to clean my track before painting it, but do you recommend still using the lacquer thinner and scotch-brite steps to prep my track?
If you are using alcohol that will be a good thing. But I do recommend scuffing the surface of the track to promote adhesion
@@BoonesSlotCarGarage … Thanks Boone 😎🤙
Great work. Like that red brick section most !👍🏻
When doin that, how much time did u spent in real time? (Or are u sleepless since starting ur project ? 😉
Would luv to see you blending the painted sections to the unpainted ones, to look smoother. What you think about that?
Regards from Germany
Thanks Torsten … in real time it took about 6 hours to complete the cobblestone area. The red brick is just as time consuming. ….. but the cracks go very fast…. 😂… the blending is a good idea… I’ll do this on the next painting video for sure. Thank you for the suggestion..
@@BoonesSlotCarGarage Cool! Thx! I do have a Ninco System with a single rail
track and will try to create a little Rallye course with that, by using your tips for painting and detailing.
@@torstenlangos8091 very cool, love the rally layout
Hey mr Boone, reviewed tge whole series, you're a wizzard, the track pimping makes the slots kinda dissapear... you answered me before so would it be possible to construct a 360°turn returning to the same track and this done twice now having a ralleye track, saving space.(there is a scalexric "chrono ralleye" but isn't made anymore). Greetz mate.
Thanks bud, I’m sure there is a way of doing this. I have seen a few rally tracks that do this. ,,, but I’m not sure “ how” it’s done …
Love the cracking, what do you do to do asphalt patches?
One of the track painting videos I did covers concrete… it would be pretty much the same technique
What is scotchbrite? Is it a pan cleaner of sorts?
It’s a abrasive pad that is made by 3M … they have different colors for the different grits… the grey is a mild grit , so it won’t scar the plastic to the point that it creates deep cuts, but it creates a scuff that will improve the mechanical adhesion for the paint that is applied
I'm a fan that's awesome work.
Thank you Eddy
Hey booneman how long did the cobble stone take its awesome
😂 thanks Cal… the cobblestone took me around 6 hours total… now granted I did do some filming as well.. but it is labor intensive to do. “But” if you were to do the stone style cobblestone, instead of the brick style… it would take considerable less time to complete. And what I mean by the stone style is the type that I did on the polystyrene video… much easier to do…..
What kind of track are you using?
I run Scalextric sport track with ARC Pro Digital
Good video! What scale and brand track is this?
Thank you… my track is 1/32 Scalextric Sport Track
@@BoonesSlotCarGarage thanks
Cobbles are cobbles-not bricks, nit pick but there is a difference.
No your correct, there is a difference… I tried to look up the proper word to use for this style, but all I found was “brick style cobblestone “…so that’s what I used for the description