With the COVID-19 lock down in place, there was a large gap in sports and activities. Enter Die Cast Racing! I'm not sure how I stumbled on this, but I'm hooked. Here is a prime example:
There is action, humor, and compelling story lines. Fun for both grandpa and grand kids!
Best of all, this is a sport anyone can participate in. Even during a pandemic. Without breaking the bank! There are mail-in races around the country you can send cars into. They each have their own categories and limits. Diecast64 has a monthly race where there are categories for everything from straight out of the package, to highly modified and weighted cars.
For the June races, I send in 9 cars, one of which had custom flashing lights that started when the race started. None of my cars placed in the top ten, showing you how competitive it was. I still had a lot of fun preparing the cars and watching them race. Here are the two entries I made for the apocalyptic "Gaslands" game category:
The El Camino on the right made it to the second round and won a rough-n-tumble race, but missed out on the finals. I am already preparing cars for the next race. I have been working on an electronic timer to help gauge performance. I will also have grand kids helping with the selection and testing of the candidates!
There is action, humor, and compelling story lines. Fun for both grandpa and grand kids!
Best of all, this is a sport anyone can participate in. Even during a pandemic. Without breaking the bank! There are mail-in races around the country you can send cars into. They each have their own categories and limits. Diecast64 has a monthly race where there are categories for everything from straight out of the package, to highly modified and weighted cars.
For the June races, I send in 9 cars, one of which had custom flashing lights that started when the race started. None of my cars placed in the top ten, showing you how competitive it was. I still had a lot of fun preparing the cars and watching them race. Here are the two entries I made for the apocalyptic "Gaslands" game category:
The El Camino on the right made it to the second round and won a rough-n-tumble race, but missed out on the finals. I am already preparing cars for the next race. I have been working on an electronic timer to help gauge performance. I will also have grand kids helping with the selection and testing of the candidates!
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