PHOTOS
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Below is a photo of my 4 Model Motoring T-Jets. These 4 represent 1 of each of the four body styles currently available.
From left to right: '67 Chevelle SS, '67 Camaro SS, Willys Coupe, & '70 Chevelle.
Above is the first version of the Munno International Speedway. The track is approximately 5'.6" wide by 11' long.	This is the first version of the turns section, chicanes, but no S turns.
Above is a shot of the entire layout before I added the lane stripes, s-curves and relocated one of the driver stations.	Above is Turn 1 and a view of my AFX cars. Notice the lane stripes added to the track, quite helpful when reslotting!
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Above is the rest of the turns in the layout. Lane striping also coincides with the TRAKMATE software setup	Above is the chicanes of death, the keeper of the chicanes and the graveyard. The chicanes have been since removed from the layout, but the graveyard remains as a memorial to this challenging section.
Above is another view of my AFX collection. (Though my mint cars are not in this shot.)	Above is another view of the layout, some long straights and some good curves....fun racing! Race starts in the middle of the long straight on the left and goes away from this vantage point towards the computer monitor and the large sweeping turn 1.
The above 2 shots are of an AFX car (the orange Javelin) and a Herpa HO model car. (Yellow '69 Mustang) The AFX car is 1/64th scale, true HO scale is 1/87th scale which is exemplified with the Mustang. Many people are misnomer the Slot Cars and call it HO racing, but it's really 1/64th scale racing. I'd love to see high detailed 1/87th cars that run like tjets, but making a solid easy to work on chassis that small would be quite challenging. As it is, most people seem to prefer the 1/32nd or 1/24th scale cars because of how much easier they are then the 1/64th scale cars to work on...
Original Aurora Finish Pylon, hand painted by me. I'll try to get a clearer photo of this up soon. I also haven't finished it, the Flag is supposed to be a checkered flag and I want to do more detailing.	Above are my 2 winning tjets. I race tjets and afx magnatraction at Nostalgia Hobbies, considering I've only been racing competitively for about 9 months, and I've only been in about 1 race per month. I'm very happy to have placed third (white ribbon) and second (red ribbon). I'm having a ton of fun racing!
Below are new photos added 01/25/01
Some photos of the electrical work, above the outlet I added.
Above: the controller jack front and back.	Below is the TRAKMATE wiring that goes up to the sensors.
Above is the main power switch, controls the outlet.	Below is the long turn section of the track as of 01/25/01.
Below is the long view of the track and room.	Above is the S-curve area as it now appears.
Above is an aerial view of the track, as best I could get it anyway.
Above is anaerial view of the S-turns section.
Below is a good shot of the new barriers, painted lane colors.
Below is a view of the cardboard shim to raise the cork slide out area.
Above is the new corking on top of the cardboard shim, aligns great with the track!
Above is an aerial view of the redone corking. Showing off my new red and white striping. (hand painted) Below is a picture of my Model Motoring replica of Aurora curved bleachers, I painted them to look as much like real wood as possible and added paper flags to the staffs, the spectators have been glued to their seats. The stands themselves have been relocated so as to provide the fans with a better view of the track.