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- At The Starting Post
- Mow Down The Competition
- 2 Fast, 2 Fun!
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- Pave The Way
- Ramp It Up
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Rev up the Hot Wheels and drop down a gear, because these zig-zag roads and steep ramps give toy cars a real workout (via Buggy and Buddy).
This track is a little more permanent (it uses cement!) but is well worth the effort for the cool effect. And what scene isn’t improved by dinosaurs? (via The Whoot)
If you think giant pool noodles are just for the pool (or for giants…) then think again! Cut in half, they make an easy twin racetrack for double the downhill speed. (via Ramblings from Utopia)
Junior revheads will get excited about this Carrera Set 25212 ($279). This track races two slot cars at once for double the outdoor racing fun! (via Slot Car Forum)
Handy mums and dads will have a blast making this wooden track. The lanes can be as steep and wide as you need, which means bigger cars can join the race. Leave no car behind! (via Nifty Mom)
Let your tot’s imagination set the pace on this simple track. It’s a cinch to make with bricks, pebbles and pine cones. Then, let their creativity fill in the details! (via An Idea on Tuesday)
These car ramps are low on effort but high on fun. You just lean timber offcuts against some outdoor steps and – vroooom! – the Great Ramp Race is on! (via And Next Comes L)
Unleash your mini engineer and let them design their own racing track with pavement chalk. Hairpin bends are good, but spiral tracks and loop-the-loops are better! (via The Samantha Show)
A little bit LEGOLAND and a little bit Thomas the Tank Engine, this track takes it up a notch with its own tunnel and mini-sandpit. The only limit is your imagination. (via Lowe’s)
Kids won’t tire (boom tish!) of this great track. It works well as an interconnected airport runway, but we’re seeing potential for a cross-country rally track. (via The Puzzles Connection)
Apr 18, 2016 · 6. Creating Natural Transitions: A harmonious blend between the track and the surrounding greenery is essential for an immersive outdoor toy race car track. To ensure a seamless integration, employ subtle slopes or gradual elevation changes that gently transition from the track to the garden landscape.
Playing outside ( kids outdoor activities) is fun for kids, and if you have a large backyard, you are blessed with these DIY outdoor car race track project. Kids, especially boys have cars, but it’s easy for them to get bored themselves without playing with others. These race car tracks you’ve set up in your backyard will make kids to play ...
Jun 7, 2016 · Gather a piece of foam, number stencils, a wooden board, popsicle sticks and silicone sealant. DIY Backyard Racetrack. Using the stencils, draw the numbers 1, 2 and 3 on three triangular-shaped pieces of foam! DIY Backyard Racetrack. Use the silicone sealant (it’s waterproof!) to attach the foam triangles to the dowel rods. DIY Backyard ...
