Scalextric Race of Champions - Wembley
Discussion
CoolC said:
Nice set up. Takes me back to my youth trying in vain to build a Silverstone replica track.
The trouble with 1:32 is you need a gymnasium to build an accurate Silverstone, ROC tracks are one of the closest you can get to scale.CoolC said:
Do you have any build pictures?
Not many.Edited by RAClNG SNAKE on Monday 3rd December 16:56
RAClNG SNAKE said:
No, they just help you beat your addiction!
Which Jadlam set did you buy?
That's what I don't know. It was an eBay impulse purchase, and came with cars that I could resell for more than the whole lot cost me. Which Jadlam set did you buy?
It's digital but the earlier stuff as the lane changers are corners and the 6 car powerbase is the normal one not the advanced lane changer. The chap I bought it from was a nice bloke who'd bought the track and digital cars from them 3 or 4 years ago, set it up for a month and then packed it all away so it's all pretty much as new.
ETA: this was the eBay auction http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Large-lane-changing-Scal...
Edited by Chrisw666 on Monday 3rd December 20:30
I have only just joined and have been looking for a decent Scalextric track to build. Having seen your one from 2012, I am impressed. If you still have this could you possibly send me the track codes and amounts of each so I may try and replicate it. My grandchildren will be very excited if I can produce such a great track!
PopPops said:
I have only just joined and have been looking for a decent Scalextric track to build. Having seen your one from 2012, I am impressed. If you still have this could you possibly send me the track codes and amounts of each so I may try and replicate it. My grandchildren will be very excited if I can produce such a great track!
The track codes are 2 posts above, then from going on a website to order them bits you'll get a price. However I'm bored so to buy the track (without a power supply) direct from scaletrix is £387.10 power supply to be controlled from a phone/tablet is £50 and then you need cars and track dressing items. Edited by ecsrobin on Saturday 21st February 15:28
PopPops said:
Thanks for this. I stupidly didn't look further than the first page. So not realising you had already put a track list up. Also, may I ask what material you used for the barriers and how they are fixed? Much obliged.
Looks like plasticard although I didn't build it how I would do it is buy the scaltrix barriers then glue th pe plasticard barriers to them. You will also need the stanchions for the bridge and you can buy a pre made Dunlop bridge instead of making your own.
As Scalextric barriers were not suitable for this replica and there was insufficient room for them I used these and cut 'teeth' out of the part that lay flat under the track to enable it to bend around corners.
http://www.diy.com/departments/white-pvc-corner-h3...
http://www.diy.com/departments/white-pvc-corner-h3...
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