<![CDATA[SlotRacer Forum - General Interest]]> https://slotracer.online/community/ Thu, 12 Nov 2026 22:13:20 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[Anybody Remember Fraser Imps ?]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5482 Mon, 09 Nov 2026 13:12:02 +0000 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5482

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As the article reads, they were a highly successful Touring British Touring car racing team in the 60's & 70's, and yes I was at Brands Hatch to witness them during that period.
I was a young 12-14 year old lad who with my best school friend and also a Slot Car enthusiast (Stephen Allen in case your reading this, I hope so) would use our "Red Rover" bus passes to take  a trip from our Forest Gate East London residences to Brands Hatch during those years. A Red Routemaster bus journey to Woolwich Ferry to take us across the River Thames. Once across the Thames we would catch a Green Line bus to Brands Hatch and spend our "10 bob" or today 50p entrance fee to get in.
All this without any adult assistance.

Whilst testing out the MG1100 I just finished on my track, I had to compare it against my prevously made George Turner Fraser Nash Hillman Imp, and the memories came flooding back. Those were great days and I hope Steve, you are still out there somewhere ?

.jpg Fraser Nash & MG 1100.jpg Size: 1.19 MB  Downloads: 14
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.jpeg Fraser Imp 2.jpeg Size: 642.29 KB  Downloads: 14


As the article reads, they were a highly successful Touring British Touring car racing team in the 60's & 70's, and yes I was at Brands Hatch to witness them during that period.
I was a young 12-14 year old lad who with my best school friend and also a Slot Car enthusiast (Stephen Allen in case your reading this, I hope so) would use our "Red Rover" bus passes to take  a trip from our Forest Gate East London residences to Brands Hatch during those years. A Red Routemaster bus journey to Woolwich Ferry to take us across the River Thames. Once across the Thames we would catch a Green Line bus to Brands Hatch and spend our "10 bob" or today 50p entrance fee to get in.
All this without any adult assistance.

Whilst testing out the MG1100 I just finished on my track, I had to compare it against my prevously made George Turner Fraser Nash Hillman Imp, and the memories came flooding back. Those were great days and I hope Steve, you are still out there somewhere ?

.jpg Fraser Nash & MG 1100.jpg Size: 1.19 MB  Downloads: 14
]]> <![CDATA[SlotForge App Collection - for all Slotcar enthusiasts!]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5473 Sun, 01 Nov 2026 12:56:49 +0000 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5473
  • SlotForge Timing — Lap timing and race management for analogue tracks. Run practice, heats, championships and endurance events, with custom race displays, spoken announcements and optional fuel, tyre and weather simulations.
  • SlotForge Circuit — Design your track before building it. Plan sectional or routed wood layouts, draw freeform circuits, check how they fit your space and export designs for use with Timing.
  • SlotForge Paddock — Your virtual garage and workshop. Showcase your collection, organise spare parts, record setups and maintenance, and keep track of what’s fitted to each car.
  • SlotForge Telemetry — Explore the numbers behind your setup. Calculate gearing, theoretical speed, torque, power, weight balance and tyre clearance, then save and compare configurations with clear graphs and explanations.
  • SlotForge Livery — Plan your next paint job. Create reusable 2D car templates from your own artwork, experiment with colours, stripes, decals and race numbers, then export or share editable designs.
Each link includes more details, screenshots and installation instructions. Feedback and ideas from fellow slotcar enthusiasts are very welcome!]]>
  • SlotForge Timing — Lap timing and race management for analogue tracks. Run practice, heats, championships and endurance events, with custom race displays, spoken announcements and optional fuel, tyre and weather simulations.
  • SlotForge Circuit — Design your track before building it. Plan sectional or routed wood layouts, draw freeform circuits, check how they fit your space and export designs for use with Timing.
  • SlotForge Paddock — Your virtual garage and workshop. Showcase your collection, organise spare parts, record setups and maintenance, and keep track of what’s fitted to each car.
  • SlotForge Telemetry — Explore the numbers behind your setup. Calculate gearing, theoretical speed, torque, power, weight balance and tyre clearance, then save and compare configurations with clear graphs and explanations.
  • SlotForge Livery — Plan your next paint job. Create reusable 2D car templates from your own artwork, experiment with colours, stripes, decals and race numbers, then export or share editable designs.
Each link includes more details, screenshots and installation instructions. Feedback and ideas from fellow slotcar enthusiasts are very welcome!]]> <![CDATA[Vintage Slot Car Racing]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5454 Tue, 20 Oct 2026 12:05:16 +0100 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5454 A small group of local and "not so local" enthusiasts get together once a year to run these slot cars of the 60's against each other.

I took a selection of my favourite ones with me which is probably the only chance they get to compete.

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]]> A small group of local and "not so local" enthusiasts get together once a year to run these slot cars of the 60's against each other.

I took a selection of my favourite ones with me which is probably the only chance they get to compete.

.jpg Trelawney Team.jpg Size: 1.23 MB  Downloads: 30
]]> <![CDATA[20th Anniversary of Slot Rally GB]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5437 Wed, 23 Sep 2026 22:51:12 +0100 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5437 This week marks 20 years since the Slot Rally GB, a mad idea cooked up between Gareth Jex and me on the drive back from a slot rally in Abergavenny.


We had seen pictures of the great big Spanish events, rooms filled with slot car tracks, and decided to try to create the same thing here in the Britain.
I arranged the use of the Toyota offices (and more importantly, the facilities staff to help build and manage it) while Gareth did everything else.  His contacts from the exhibition stand business were called upon and invitations went out through the national slot car club (NSCC) asking for entries and, crucially, tracks and stages.  In the end we had 20 unique tracks, some made from track pieces others custom built.

Two notable tracks built for the event were the water splash and the hillclimb, a one-storey high track which was even used on the Toyota stand at Goodwood Festival of Speed.

We had 100 entries running over two days, the winners going home weighed down with boxes and boxes of slot car goodies donated as prizes by most of the slot car makers such as Scalextric.

It was a one off event, but it gave rise to the Slot Rally GB championship which is run at slot car clubs across the country to this day.  Appropriately, it is the Abergavenny round this weekend.

There's a nice summary and some of Gareth's pictures here: 2006 Slot Rally GB

And a 50min chat with Gareth about the background and making of the event : Slot Rally GB - how it all began

[Image: 818334644_28898195383131523_434801888308...e=6ABA2DA0][Image: 799392532_28898199479797780_884225587950...e=6ABA0E2D][Image: 816996372_28898197519797976_530596634856...e=6ABA1488][Image: 797336862_28898196969798031_375959864133...e=6ABA305D][Image: 800450046_28898196923131369_902534127686...e=6ABA2DEC][Image: 794725428_28898196719798056_206641096363...e=6ABA1B48][Image: 799308425_28898195959798132_329628745657...e=6ABA0A0B][Image: 800210938_28898195613131500_108805643758...e=6ABA0CD4]]]> This week marks 20 years since the Slot Rally GB, a mad idea cooked up between Gareth Jex and me on the drive back from a slot rally in Abergavenny.


We had seen pictures of the great big Spanish events, rooms filled with slot car tracks, and decided to try to create the same thing here in the Britain.
I arranged the use of the Toyota offices (and more importantly, the facilities staff to help build and manage it) while Gareth did everything else.  His contacts from the exhibition stand business were called upon and invitations went out through the national slot car club (NSCC) asking for entries and, crucially, tracks and stages.  In the end we had 20 unique tracks, some made from track pieces others custom built.

Two notable tracks built for the event were the water splash and the hillclimb, a one-storey high track which was even used on the Toyota stand at Goodwood Festival of Speed.

We had 100 entries running over two days, the winners going home weighed down with boxes and boxes of slot car goodies donated as prizes by most of the slot car makers such as Scalextric.

It was a one off event, but it gave rise to the Slot Rally GB championship which is run at slot car clubs across the country to this day.  Appropriately, it is the Abergavenny round this weekend.

There's a nice summary and some of Gareth's pictures here: 2006 Slot Rally GB

And a 50min chat with Gareth about the background and making of the event : Slot Rally GB - how it all began

[Image: 818334644_28898195383131523_434801888308...e=6ABA2DA0][Image: 799392532_28898199479797780_884225587950...e=6ABA0E2D][Image: 816996372_28898197519797976_530596634856...e=6ABA1488][Image: 797336862_28898196969798031_375959864133...e=6ABA305D][Image: 800450046_28898196923131369_902534127686...e=6ABA2DEC][Image: 794725428_28898196719798056_206641096363...e=6ABA1B48][Image: 799308425_28898195959798132_329628745657...e=6ABA0A0B][Image: 800210938_28898195613131500_108805643758...e=6ABA0CD4]]]> <![CDATA[Local clubs]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5434 Fri, 04 Sep 2026 16:31:50 +0100 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5434 <![CDATA[- UK Swiffer ?]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5424 Sat, 29 Aug 2026 23:44:37 +0100 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5424 If you are a WWSCC listener you will have heard north Americans talk about cleaning tracks using a "swiffer" cloth. Has anyone found the UK equivalent?
I have spent a lot of time in Tesco cleaner aisles but not found what looks like the same thing. Have seen Swiffer cloths and wands on Amazon but would appreciate a steer from anyone who has actually bought the UK equivalent. 

Leo]]> If you are a WWSCC listener you will have heard north Americans talk about cleaning tracks using a "swiffer" cloth. Has anyone found the UK equivalent?
I have spent a lot of time in Tesco cleaner aisles but not found what looks like the same thing. Have seen Swiffer cloths and wands on Amazon but would appreciate a steer from anyone who has actually bought the UK equivalent. 

Leo]]> <![CDATA[Help For Newbie UK Slot Car Fan]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5423 Fri, 28 Aug 2026 10:07:52 +0100 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5423
I was looking for the AFX 1:64 stuff, but cannot find anything new in the UK. Space is an issue, I am in a small bungalow.

I was looking for the Carrera 1:43 stuff as they say even though it is bigger it takes up roughly the same space as AFX. BUT, I cannot find any of that in the UK new in shrink.

If I was going to go for Carrera 1:43, do you have to buy a track pack(s) and then buy cars and controls separately? Are there any all-in-one boxes.

The new Carrera Hybrid stuff looks good, but it appears to need both racers having one of them new fangled smart-phone thingies. Is there any chance in the future that Carrera could do a non smart phone version for people who are 'smart' enough not to have bought into the smart-phone craze?

The one that looks the ****best**** to me by a mile is the Carrera 1:32. It looks fantastic, but after having seeing some videos, I would have to build another wing to my bungalow. The neighbours are not going to be happy about that, as their garage next to us will have to come a cropper.

One thing I should add, is we not be having a fixed build if that is important. We will be putting it up and packing it away, every time we play.

As for style, I think I would like some sort of porshe or posh car, or touring car, or NASCAR, that kind of style. Are there any box sets with that?

So, any advice, especially where to get this stuff in the UK at a decent price will be very helpful. Are there any shops in the UK that sell AFX, Carrera or Scalectrix?]]>
I was looking for the AFX 1:64 stuff, but cannot find anything new in the UK. Space is an issue, I am in a small bungalow.

I was looking for the Carrera 1:43 stuff as they say even though it is bigger it takes up roughly the same space as AFX. BUT, I cannot find any of that in the UK new in shrink.

If I was going to go for Carrera 1:43, do you have to buy a track pack(s) and then buy cars and controls separately? Are there any all-in-one boxes.

The new Carrera Hybrid stuff looks good, but it appears to need both racers having one of them new fangled smart-phone thingies. Is there any chance in the future that Carrera could do a non smart phone version for people who are 'smart' enough not to have bought into the smart-phone craze?

The one that looks the ****best**** to me by a mile is the Carrera 1:32. It looks fantastic, but after having seeing some videos, I would have to build another wing to my bungalow. The neighbours are not going to be happy about that, as their garage next to us will have to come a cropper.

One thing I should add, is we not be having a fixed build if that is important. We will be putting it up and packing it away, every time we play.

As for style, I think I would like some sort of porshe or posh car, or touring car, or NASCAR, that kind of style. Are there any box sets with that?

So, any advice, especially where to get this stuff in the UK at a decent price will be very helpful. Are there any shops in the UK that sell AFX, Carrera or Scalectrix?]]> <![CDATA[- Water-slide Decal Sheets for Laser Printer UK]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5381 Fri, 17 Jul 2026 13:34:24 +0100 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5381 Can anyone recommend a current UK supplier for water-slide decal sheets? Looking for someone who has recently bought such and had good experience with creating decals, specifically regarding the thickness of the decals and ease of separation from the backing sheet. 

Leo]]> Can anyone recommend a current UK supplier for water-slide decal sheets? Looking for someone who has recently bought such and had good experience with creating decals, specifically regarding the thickness of the decals and ease of separation from the backing sheet. 

Leo]]> <![CDATA[NASCAR decals ?]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5355 Wed, 27 May 2026 18:40:54 +0100 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5355 So I am searching for someone else who could provide me with Richard Petty #43 Plymouth Roadrunner decals, specifically for the 1971 Plymouth model version if possible. I am building a 1/32nd scale model.

Hopefully someone else already supplies these or who would do a sheet for me  ?

Graham]]> So I am searching for someone else who could provide me with Richard Petty #43 Plymouth Roadrunner decals, specifically for the 1971 Plymouth model version if possible. I am building a 1/32nd scale model.

Hopefully someone else already supplies these or who would do a sheet for me  ?

Graham]]> <![CDATA[Scalextric MM/A.208/A Control Tower + PA system]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5354 Tue, 26 May 2026 19:05:23 +0100 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5354 Looks pretty much like the usual A.208 Control Tower, but this version has a working battery-operated Public Address Unit. Uses PP7 (9v "lantern" battery) or more accessible & compact PP3 9v battery; microphone can be about 5' 6" from speaker unit in control tower base.
This item appears in Scalextric catalogues 1 to 7 (1960 -1967).
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]]> Looks pretty much like the usual A.208 Control Tower, but this version has a working battery-operated Public Address Unit. Uses PP7 (9v "lantern" battery) or more accessible & compact PP3 9v battery; microphone can be about 5' 6" from speaker unit in control tower base.
This item appears in Scalextric catalogues 1 to 7 (1960 -1967).
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.jpg DSC_0326.JPG Size: 2.13 MB  Downloads: 50

.jpg DSC_0327.JPG Size: 1.75 MB  Downloads: 49

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]]> <![CDATA[Formula E slots]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5284 Sun, 29 Mar 2026 03:45:42 +0100 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5284 <![CDATA[Pit Boxes]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5278 Mon, 23 Mar 2026 11:33:40 +0000 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5278
Over the years been through several iterations of pit boxes, usually some form of a plastic toolbox and for a while a Maplin 3 drawer aluminium unit, which was was discarded recently as too heavy loaded, to transport in my old age.

Currently running with this,

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a grot shop £10 plastic toolbox that can take 10 or more cars, the controller, tape tools and other essential bits and weighs a lot less loaded than the Maplin unit.  By adding two 3dp trays I have three levels consisting of a top tray for sundries, with the underside of the lid having a clip fit array of drivers consisting of hex, Phillips, Torq X and bladed. Next level is controller, tape and cleaner and at the bottom, the cars in old Scalex clear covers. 

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.jpg Pitbox 4.jpg Size: 162.63 KB  Downloads: 81


Not the most elegant of solutions but cheap and cheerful and does the job. What do other people use?

Cheers
             John]]>
Over the years been through several iterations of pit boxes, usually some form of a plastic toolbox and for a while a Maplin 3 drawer aluminium unit, which was was discarded recently as too heavy loaded, to transport in my old age.

Currently running with this,

.jpg Pitbox 2.jpg Size: 91.85 KB  Downloads: 93


a grot shop £10 plastic toolbox that can take 10 or more cars, the controller, tape tools and other essential bits and weighs a lot less loaded than the Maplin unit.  By adding two 3dp trays I have three levels consisting of a top tray for sundries, with the underside of the lid having a clip fit array of drivers consisting of hex, Phillips, Torq X and bladed. Next level is controller, tape and cleaner and at the bottom, the cars in old Scalex clear covers. 

.jpg Pitbox 1.jpg Size: 173.9 KB  Downloads: 88

.jpg Pitbox 3.jpg Size: 198.53 KB  Downloads: 72

.jpg Pitbox 4.jpg Size: 162.63 KB  Downloads: 81


Not the most elegant of solutions but cheap and cheerful and does the job. What do other people use?

Cheers
             John]]> <![CDATA[Model Roadway]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5247 Sun, 01 Mar 2026 05:00:25 +0000 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5247 Has anyone done this ?]]> Has anyone done this ?]]> <![CDATA[Hot Rods]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5237 Fri, 20 Feb 2026 21:49:27 +0000 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5237
I came across this on Facebook, 

Ford pickup 1941 Hot Rod built from 3d printed body

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Any other 3d models made ?]]>
I came across this on Facebook, 

Ford pickup 1941 Hot Rod built from 3d printed body

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Any other 3d models made ?]]> <![CDATA[Muscle Car engines ?]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5226 Sun, 08 Feb 2026 19:24:25 +0000 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5226 I believe that muscle cars of the 60's and 70's used 3litre or higher capacity engines, but is it a characteristic of ALL muscle cars ?
Were there any under 3litre capacity motor muscle cars ?]]> I believe that muscle cars of the 60's and 70's used 3litre or higher capacity engines, but is it a characteristic of ALL muscle cars ?
Were there any under 3litre capacity motor muscle cars ?]]> <![CDATA[Deja Vu]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5224 Thu, 05 Feb 2026 15:39:17 +0000 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5224
This time it was an order placed on the 23rd December 2024 with Slot Car Corner for some Paul Guage tyres

They just arrived !!! 

First Class Postal service  Rofl]]>
This time it was an order placed on the 23rd December 2024 with Slot Car Corner for some Paul Guage tyres

They just arrived !!! 

First Class Postal service  Rofl]]> <![CDATA[So what did Santa bring you ??]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5132 Fri, 26 Dec 2025 18:03:34 +0000 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5132

Let’s see yours :)
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Let’s see yours :)
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]]> <![CDATA[Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to Slot car racers and collectors the world over]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5128 Wed, 24 Dec 2025 23:00:46 +0000 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5128
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]]> <![CDATA[Soldering stations - which one?]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5111 Thu, 18 Dec 2025 13:27:11 +0000 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5111
I'd like something a bit safer and more versatile, with a 'parking spot' that minimises the risk of me burning myself, or it dropping on the work surface or floor!. 

I'm a casual and occasional user, not a brass chassis builder so it doesn't need to cost the earth. Currently its main use is for soldering ferrules and motor wires plus heat sealing plastic parts in anything from 1/24 down to HO scale, so I'm looking for interchangeable tips and a longish tip reach as it's too easy to melt HO body parts when trying to heat weld deeper in their bodyshells. 

I have looked at reviews online but they lose me very early on as I don't know what temperature range or wattage I need. One particular make had several virtually identical stations ranging from £30-ish up to £140-ish and all that seemed to vary was those figures - temp/watts/heating time.

Very long winded way to ask but can anyone suggest a reasonably priced compact-ish and versatile soldering work station to suit please?]]>
I'd like something a bit safer and more versatile, with a 'parking spot' that minimises the risk of me burning myself, or it dropping on the work surface or floor!. 

I'm a casual and occasional user, not a brass chassis builder so it doesn't need to cost the earth. Currently its main use is for soldering ferrules and motor wires plus heat sealing plastic parts in anything from 1/24 down to HO scale, so I'm looking for interchangeable tips and a longish tip reach as it's too easy to melt HO body parts when trying to heat weld deeper in their bodyshells. 

I have looked at reviews online but they lose me very early on as I don't know what temperature range or wattage I need. One particular make had several virtually identical stations ranging from £30-ish up to £140-ish and all that seemed to vary was those figures - temp/watts/heating time.

Very long winded way to ask but can anyone suggest a reasonably priced compact-ish and versatile soldering work station to suit please?]]> <![CDATA[Lights in slot cars - why?]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5091 Mon, 01 Dec 2025 12:27:45 +0000 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5091