[SportsandRec] Diecast Collecting and Racing

[Wade Hemmelrick]

P.S.: Noticed my message appeared torn short in the NFBNet Archives
although intact in my Sent folder. While I'm at it again: Tales of Toy
Cars is another nice resource. Again, search Facebook and Youtube for
the previously mentioned groups and references from my inaugural post.
Thank You and Happy Hot Wheeling!--Wade

On 7/4/21, Wade Hemmelrick <cheeriosandv8 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Greetings All:
>
> My name is Wade. I am totally blind and enjoy diecast racing. Would
> love to network with other diecast collecting and racing enthusiasts
> or those desiring to get into this hobby that is fast evolving from a
> traditional childhood pastime into an official sport. I am actively
> involved with Orange Track Racing, a local/regional diecast racing
> organization in existence for sixteen years based in Cedar Rapids,
> Iowa. I also work with Iowa Diecast Racers, a private Facebook group
> created by me, the first known blind diecast racing Iowan. We also
> have Iowa Diecast Trade Group, a long established Facebook group
> specializing in diecast collecting and trade shows.
>
> Some recommended diecast racing resources: 3DBotMaker, Diecast Racing
> Report, Future Diecast Kings, HWTreasure, Hot Wheels, Hot Wheels
> Guide, Lamley Group, Race Grooves, Red Line Derby, Red Line Race Day,
> Orange Track Diecast, One Sixty Fourth Collection, Hot Wheels My
> Collections, to name a scribbling of top resources. Search for these
> on Youtube, Facebook, and Instagram if available there. I am
> subscribed on many diecast related Youtube channels. My top Youtube
> recommendation is Youtube Adult Diecast Racing Central on both Youtube
> and Facebook, which is through a private subscription. So others are
> welcome to race along on that "virtual orange track," more from me
> later.
>
> Cheers and Happy Hot Wheeling!
>
> Wade Hemmelrick
> Shark in the Dark Racing
>