My track is decades old but I got it cleaned up and functioning   
This site looks like, no IS a great resource. 
Looking forward to rebuilding my collection. 
I’m in east TN if anyone else is
Id post a pic of the track but can’t see the icon to do so

Hi All,

I have a Tyco van which sadly arrived without a grill many years ago.  I finally got round to removing the thick, horrible silver paint, filling in the gaps in the roof from the missing light bar and giving it a nice coat of yellow paint.  I thought it might be fun to make it an HO version of the Tamiya Lunchbox rc truck.  

   

It's a very longshot but if you have a broken van with an intact grill that I could have/buy/love you long time for, then do let me know!

                                                                   Here, from the slot car museum in Houston Texas is a 1/24th scale set by Nichimo. The cars are 1964 BRM F1s.

Race report and results - 7th August 2025 - Italian Cars (Proxy)

   
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A great turnout tonight, 6 racers enjoyed a new club first!... let me explain what we did
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We all entered an Italian car into this event but I suggested we try something brand new that we hadn't tried before, it would give the evening a Proxy event feel.
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Instead of drivers being put into the lap timing program, the cars were listed.
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The first three drivers drove their own car in the first heat, as the cars and drivers cycled through the listings, all six cars were driven once by all six drivers.  We all drove our own car once (which turned out to be Yellow or Blue lanes).
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For heat #2, the cars moved over one lane to the right with a new car on Red lane, whilst the drivers moved in the other direction, over one lane to the left with a new driver on Blue lane.
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For Round 2 of the racing, the cars cycled through the same sequence as in Round 1, but the drivers were moved on three places.  This meant no car was driven twice by the same person.
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…and so to the results, which car won?... it turned out there were four different classes of cars, so four winners.

• Chris’s Alfa GTV6 as the sole Small Sports/Saloons entry
  
• Kev’s Ferrari F355 as the sole Back2Basics Class Sports entry
  
• Ed’s Ferrari 412P and Brian’s Maserati MC GT3 as Standard Class Sports entries
  
• Andy’s Lamborghini Huracan and Gav’s Ferrari F40 as Open Class Sports entries
  

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• ...Ed’s Ferrari 412P finished six laps ahead of Brian’s Maserati MC GT3
  
• ...Andy’s Lamborghini Huracan finished six laps ahead of Gav’s Ferrari F40
  

   

Comparison chart

   
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In the end it all worked out great despite the confusion before we actually started.
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Thank you guys for letting us drive your cars, it was a very enjoyable evening and the cars were all really good to drive.
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…let’s do this again…!
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Next week is Small Sports/Saloons followed by TV/Film Cars

   


Introduction
I shall be posting up the photoshoot pictures of the entrants cars on here as they arrive.


Payment deadline is 1st September 2025

The cars to be received before the 26th September 2025.

hi all

looking for a Parma International brass chassis - 1/32, preferably not been messed about with - anyone in the UK able to help me out here ?  Also looking for a reasonably priced Tru Speed controller.

thanks

Duffy

Hi All
just joined Wisbech slot car club and starting out down the road of having my bank account emptied. On the look out for Parma International 1/32 brass chassis that hasn't been messed with - and the benefit of the gazillion years of experience in the group.  Please excuse any daft questions !!

As above lots of shells and other files 50% off starting today.

https://3dprintable.shop/

Cheers
           John

                   
Here ,the museum is a rare 1/32nd scale Aston Martin DBR4 rail car still mint unassembled from 1958.

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We return to the Barn tonight for our August HO Nascar race. Since August 2015, we have raced - more often than not -  on a version of the WHO Tricky Triangle, inspired by the Pocono tri-oval. This summer is no exception, returning to a layout with three quite different corners...

   

Sadly, WHO racer Steve Puttick will not be joining us tonight. His family informed us this week that Steve died suddenly at the end of June. Steve has been a part of the WHO family at the Barn since the start of last year, a popular member of the 'kitchen end' marshalling crew and a pretty handy racer. We will miss him.