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A perfect digital layout?
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I agree - the bigger, longer track used for the let’s go racing event plus the race-off for the Scalextric Gulf set was too long at about 14 seconds for a lap.  The racers were too strung out around the track for any kind of cut-and-thrust racing and there was very little overtaking due to the terrible conductivity around the track - it was a case of full throttle everywhere except for 2 or 3 corners.

The Slot Track Scenics track was a joy in comparison with some very tricky sections that really needed driving and a wicked R1 at end of the long straight that was guaranteed to catch out most novices.

It would be a good track except there were a few blind  spots even for those of us over 6 feet tall.  But if we ran it as a club track the magnets would have to go ...

As a track to show off their scenic items it was perfect - a joy to look at all the little people scenes when I wasn’t racing.

[i]Slot cars are not life and death.  They are so much more than that[/i]  Cool
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A perfect digital layout? - by woodcote - 2nd-Jun-19, 01:28 PM
RE: A perfect digital layout? - by Mr Modifier - 2nd-Jun-19, 08:25 PM
RE: A perfect digital layout? - by GregK - 8th-Sep-19, 03:45 PM
ScorpiusWireless - by ScorpiusWireless - 24th-Nov-19, 03:06 AM
RE: A perfect digital layout? - by hillsr - 2nd-Nov-19, 08:17 AM
RE: A perfect digital layout? - by woodcote - 2nd-Nov-19, 08:27 AM
RE: A perfect digital layout? - by hillsr - 2nd-Nov-19, 08:29 AM

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