(25th-Mar-26, 07:06 AM)munter Wrote:  Yes the Dino looks fine...are there no other options? not that I know of for 3/32 axles there are some pricey wire wheels for 3mm axles to be found in Germa...

(24th-Mar-26, 04:10 PM)munter Wrote:  Thanks for your reply. I have some of those and thought they looked a bit on the small side…. No? the Ferrari Dino #6 car pictured above has those wheels th...

(24th-Mar-26, 06:38 AM)munter Wrote:  A question I have for builders of Merit kits....what wheels and tires do you use to be "in scale"? I use Pendleslot PCS Vintage 1/32 Scale 23" Alloy Wheels ...

(19th-Mar-26, 06:37 PM)JasonB Wrote:  I'd do the Vanwall first, partly because I like them, but also because, with four of them, you should have enough good spare parts to make a whole one. The...

Do them all  :bigsmile:  This is my collection - some original Merits some - resin re-pops of Merits and some 3D printed [attachment=46593][attachment=46594][attachment=46595][attachment=46596]

Around 1975 I was racing my new AFX Jackie Stewart Pit Stop Challenge set (I still have it as well) we had some Scalextric track and cars which we would set up around the school holidays but the AFX h...

(21st-Jan-26, 02:10 AM)ZeGas Wrote:  Should have come by hot air balloon, that would've taken 80 days to go round the world, rather than 120. with Passepartout :) (though apparently in the book ...

There are some really cool tools out there. I made the engineer for my model railroad [attachment=45056]

(3rd-Dec-25, 11:27 AM)CMOTD Wrote:  Bearing in mind that the major 'toy' companies (Scalextric, SCX and Carrera) all fit lights but the 'professional' companies (Slot.It etc) don't, but the cyni...

I have found the AI 3D generators quite useful - take an image and turn it into a 3D stl file. I have mainly used them for making small parts - I needed an exhaust for a car and was able to take a ph...

They may be silicone but look a bit rough on the backside to me. Put a drop of superglue on the backside edge and try and stick something to it or take a sharpie and try and write on the tyre or a bit...

Nice track, it is a smooth runner for sure

(13th-Jun-25, 06:52 PM)chrisguyw Wrote:  Truth be told, the stock tyres are wider (scale wise) than the 195's that the car raced with  [Image: https://slotracer.online/community/image...s/wink.p...

(9th-Jun-25, 04:42 PM)Graham Wrote:  One thing I am not familiar with is the exact model of the MR Slotcar Corvette, i am fairly sure the Le Mans car was a 1959 Corvette but technically is it a ...

(4th-Jun-25, 11:39 AM)KensRedZed Wrote:  Yes, they are in stock everywhere now.  :thumbup: :( They haven't made it to Australia yet - hopefully soon.

(17th-Apr-25, 06:13 PM)chappyman66 Wrote:  Reworked the 312P files. What changes did you make to the 312p files? cheers David

We like it where we live now. Our house is split level - most of the living is on the upper level - which goes out into the backyard - stairs are to the garage and the slot room and rumpus room. - Kid...

Carrera 1/32 cars here in Australia are priced at $70 for analog and $99 for digital at hobby stores and online sellers. That makes them around £35 and £50 or $45 and $65 US$ -  t...

(16th-Nov-24, 08:41 PM)fotodoug2 Wrote:  Kevan, I've used a clear, self adhesive, vinyl to cover the track.  It almost doubles the traction from urethanes! oh now you have gone and opened a can ...

Hello Graham Would you be able to post to Australia? thanks David