Rare find today, a SRS2 chassis

SCX Scalextric Tyco chassis

Who has still got one of those chassis?


Nico

Anyone know where I can get 1/32 rally raid equipment from please? The sort of thing the raiders carry in the pick-up beds - shovels, sand/snow/mud traction mats, jerry cans, etc. Maybe there's an accessory pack for 1/35 military vehicles that would do, or .... ?

        In 1968/69/70 my brother and I were members of Durham SCC based in Vane Tempest Hall. I recently got some of the old cars out and decided to ‘wake them up’
Not pretty but tonight I will take the Galaxie to our club and see how it goes, then the others another night. ?

A friend painted a car and wanted a chassis. It's a Canadian livery, eh!
I was glad to help. 

   
   
   
   

Slot Car Winners Podium

1/32 and 1/24 versions, suitable for single, MMU, or multi-part printing

   

Both STL files have multiple bodies. The numbers are separate bodies, so can be printed as a multicolor model (such as with the MMU, Palette, et al), or split into objects and printed seperately. If you prefer debossed numbers, you can split into parts/object and just remove the numbers, leaving only the indentation as the marking. Or, you could split it into objects and then print the numbers in whatever other color(s) you want and glue them in. If your slicer can't split STLs into their component bodies, give PrusaSlicer (or SuperSlicer, Bambu Slicer, Orca Slicer) a try.

The 132 podium is a single part with the numbers as separate bodies, and should fit on most “standard” size FFF printers such as the Prusa MK3, Creality Ender 3, etc.

The 124 podium is a bit large for those printers, so each level is also a separate body, held together with dovetails. If your printer is not large enough for the whole thing as one piece, split it up and print each part separately, then assemble the completed parts. Same as with the 132 podium, the numbers can be removed or printed as MMU or separately in different colors. 

https://www.printables.com/model/512481

I think I want to go!

   

At Slotmania Brussels last week, I picked up a wonderful book. I have been an admirer of this book for a long time and have never got around to getting it as the ones I have seen have always had a big price and a huge transport cost on top.

It made me wonder - what books are in your library that you really like? (exclude slot car books as that is another subject :) )

   

It has the most wonderful set of 'home' cars being raced, which we have lost in our new age.



                           


And yes that is Jim Clark racing a Cortina in the States!!

Let me take you on a tour through Carrera World and enjoy 900m2 of slotcar heaven with me:



Nico