The Rofldome is a modular racing course designed for use with RadioShack's ZipZaps -- a series of 1/64 scale radio-controlled vehicles with interchangeable mechanical parts.

The Rofldome's modular design is inspired by a series of toys released in 1991 by Hot Wheels entitled Bigfoot Champions -- specifically the Bigfoot Crunch Arena play set; the Gropius House, and Le Corbusier's Villa Savoye.

Like the crush cars in the Hot Wheels Bigfoot Champions series, the cars are crushable and can be remolded.

The course features a completely modular design in which objects can be moved quickly and easily to enable many track configurations. The entire course can also be disassembled and reassembled in a reasonable amount of time for space-saving purposes.

The Rofldome II (second group of photos), the successor of the prototype model Rofldome I; is an ultra clean and minimal monster truck course that consists mostly of PVC sheets, corrugated plastic, acrylic glass, found tree pieces, styrofoam, celluclay, peacock feathers, and aluminum foil tape.

To see the Rofldome II in action, watch the video at the top right.