HO scale - but smaller! -
Top Down - 24th-Nov-24
Bought this back in March. A Faller HO Kart Racing set. Always fancied one but prices are REALLY silly.
This one turned up on the UK FB Marketplace and sat around for weeks at a very fair - but still high - price with no buyers. Made a cheeky offer and 'Voila'. A bit of a steal but it was mine. (It didn't come with the Pepsi can - that was just to show the scale!)
Not had it running off the set PSU and controllers yet but the Karts do work wired direct from a PSU, or with power supplied direct to the track.
It came with a Ziplock bag of red and white plastic tyres to finish off the tyre walls with, plus I've had a bit of fun regluing the tyres that came loose in the post. (There were getting on for
four, sorry - EIGHT hundred individual 'tyres' with the original set!)
I've also been able to source more NOS Faller (dummy) street/circuit flood lights. (Those in the photo were just one third of the number required.) There's still the pit building to find but the fun's in the chase.
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The photo on the right shows the diminutive size. That's a Tyco US1 Dump Truck on a piece of HO track towards the back!
RE: HO scale - but smaller! -
KensRedZed - 24th-Nov-24
Super small track. It might appeal to me if the cars were better than go-carts.
I just noticed the wording on the truck and had a good laugh. There is a big difference between a highway, and a high way.
RE: HO scale - but smaller! -
Top Down - 25th-Nov-24
It's novelty value Ken - maybe even smaller then the MicroMachines slot racing sets.
Certainly a smaller footprint for the overall track, anyway!