[Simonw]

My awesome Swiss rally/hillclimb slot car track is for sale at £1995.00
Built by Think Scalextric in 2021 and was used extensively as a promotional tool by the Swiss Tourist Office at various events in 2022 – you may have seen it, or even had a go, at the Goodwood Revival or Laver Cup

check this page for Think Scalextric's details on it

https://thinkscalextricevents.co.uk/besp...rack-2022/

Even Roger Federer had a go when he was doing some promo work for them, and his autograph appears on the tennis court. 
Think Scalextric’s brief was to build a rally track with a flavour of Switzerland, and they achieved this in spades – the level of detail is exceptional. You can spend hours looking at the various dioramas. 
It has a railway track as well, but this didn’t work when I bought it, and still doesn’t. 
It’s a pleasantly challenging track to drive, and is a great conversation piece even when not in use.
It’s a bespoke built, routed track.
The setup is digital, to enable a car to run back again in the one slot once it gets to the hairpin at the top.
It has DS timing gear with infra-red timing beam.
Comes complete with controller, two Ford Escort MKII’s running digital chips, and two Jaguar E-types also running digital chips.
Also with the leg supports to enable it to sit around 77in off the ground
Dimensions are: 16ft long x 8ft wide
It splits down into 3 8ftx4ft sections for transport, and the legs are detachable.
It can be seen running at my business premises before sale

Video of it running here
https://youtu.be/mR_l9NJ9fak

loads more photos etc on my company’s  website www.moto-drome.com 

Based Henley on Thames RG9 UK

Collection only, and you’ll really need a Luton van and 2 people as at least one of the sections is quite heavy

[Kevan]

Wow, that would be a fantastic Slot Rally GB host track.

[woodcote]

   

It’s a magnificent layout and great fun to drive - I had a play at Goodwood Revival a couple of years ago. A bargain price too.

However, it’s not a plug & play Slot Rally track - it’s set up as digital and requires cars to be chipped. That’s the way the builders worked in the single-lane format with return loops. A digital cars can run in both directions on the same power input. 

It would be possible to convert it to analogue, but that would be complicated - the main track polarity would need to be reversed every time a car goes round the return loop. My single-lane hill climb could be a basis for the electronics: https://slotracer.online/community/showt...p?tid=2047