more pictures
 

Here's another picture of the Lego track, showing detail

Nice!!! What are those corner rails?

where
 

where is this?

hahah ...there is a guy being squished by a car [not sure if its supposed to look like that when u go under a car]

but its kool...the actual track looks smooth, although kind of narrow

Does anyone know of an online shop that sells lego road cheaper than LEGO sells it themselves? its a long shot, but i wanna make sure that there is no better source...

I got to drive on that track at the Chicago Expo, it's really good! The corners have a special compount to increase traction, and the guardrails are better than anything I've been able to come up with using LEGO.

Try here....
http://home.att.net/~baylit/

got a pic of the whole track?
looks kind of small

There are a few pics on this page:

http://tinyrc.com/gallery/ihe2002?&page=3

20x20 leggo table too small
 

i was looking for track tiles and saw this leggo table http://www.sjawoodesign.com/legotable.html would it be too small?

20x20 leggo table too small
 

i was looking for track tiles and saw this leggo table http://www.sjawoodesign.com/legotable.html would it be too small?

Re: 20x20 leggo table too small
 

I think it would be way too small. (do you have a bit? not being smart) It's only 20 inches by 20 inches. We recently built a track on a table that is 8' x 12' (96 inches by 144 inches) and I'd still like to have a few more feet. :D

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...9/fd3d48ce.jpg

I think for $65 you could do way better...but that's just my opinion. Do what makes ya happy. ;)

Racemonster505, the table you link to would make a very small track, as it's only 4 road plates big, which would mean one circle at best. I would go for at least 6 road plates, or 9-12 if possible.