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Indoor crawling course

I just used whatever i could find in the basement. It`s not much to look at, but i`m not gonna let a little snow ruin my fun this winter :twisted:

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Nice little indoor spot Hilux. I dont have a indoor course, mine is outdoor. In my backyard I got a nice spot that has hill climbs, rock climbs, mud, and a mud/rock course <---my personal favorite"thumbsup" ...

I'll get some pics up as soon as my friend gets his dads digital camera.
 
Hilux, nice little course. I have used bricks, 2X4s, and whaever else, add a friend, a couple of 1/18 Nylints and a 12 pack. Crawling fun when its snowing out side.
 
Hey Casey, after talking to you at Fisk's, I remembered something.... my neighbor has a trailer for spraying urethane, both the rubber type for linings, and the foam, for industrial jobs.... Whether he does it, or you find someone else who does, it could make for a HUGE amount of filler material all at once. I assume they have waste that they need to get rid of, whether for testing spray patterns, or for cleaning out the lines once a job is complete. Maybe one of these people can spray some foam, say on a 4x8 sheet of styrofoam, for you. Then, being he also does the polyurethane coating, maybe they can coat that foam for you also? Or, if you know the person well, maybe they'll just do it cheap to free.

And no, I'm not setting up a crawler coarse in my basement LOL! A dirt Mini-T track, maybe!
 
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