This is a great car...handles like it's on rails!

   


The new POLICAR line of entry level models is a great way to start slot car racing with robust yet properly performing models aimed at racing at home. Policar have designed these cars with our younger customers in mind: new, modern cars with worldwide appeal, lights, a simple one piece chassis, 'easy change' braids, and of course Slot.it plastic wheels and tyres for a smooth ride. They're the models that will also be featured inside the POLICAR boxed sets.
Main features:
Chassis: rather than the usual Policar/Slot.it chassis, we've opted for a simpler, single piece solution.
Magnet: the cars are supplied with traction magnet, because it is likely that these models will also be used on tracks with very limited grip, such as those found in many homes. The same cars, when found inside the boxed POLICAR sets, will not have a traction magnets, since Policar tracks will feature adjustable power supply and good mechanical grip.
Wheels: assembled from Slot.it plastic wheels and inserts, to guarantee their roundness, a tried and tested combination on all other POLICAR models.
Lights: front lights will be standard on all these models.
Upgrades: most Slot.it high performance racing axles, crowns, tyres and wheels may be used.
Chassis upgrade: a 'racing' plastic Slot.it chassis will be made available for these models, or alternatively, 3D printed units will be available from our Shapeways web printing service.

   

   

   

   

Ferrari 333SP. There will be 3 different versions of this car. Different side pod details, headlights and rear wings (only tall side plate wing shown here) Shorter version also being produced.

   

   

   


Jaguar XJ 220 - three versions to be produced -2 race versions and the street version



   

   


Porsche EVO1 GT - of which 2 different winged versions to be made.

   


These pic's are the first shots taken in the factory in China. These cars are all scheduled to be produced this year.

Mr Slotcar FB release

The Ferrari 330 P4 epitomizes the glorious racing era of the '60s. Arguably the most beautiful racing car ever built, possibly the most admired today in the rare public outings of the surviving models.
Stung by the famous Ferrari 1-2-3 in Daytona, Ford had come to Le Mans sparing no effort in 1967: 10 Ford cars were lined up against 8 automobili Ferrari.
For 1967 the engine of the 330 P4 was extensively redesigned by Franco Rocchi, with three valves per cylinder and Lucas injection, but it turned out that at Le Mans swift handling was no replacement for displacement on the long Mulsanne straight.
At the end of the 24 hours battle, the Ferrari 330 P4 driven by Ludovico Scarfiotti and Mike Parkes could not match the speed of the winning Ford MK IV of Dan Gurney and A.J.Foyt, the sole Ford to take reach the finish line.
As a slot car, the old Policar model of the 330 P4 was extremely popular and still graces today the shelves of many collectors.
The link between the old Policar, the new Policar model, and the original Ferrari P4 doesn't end here: Franco Rocchi was the mentor of the graduation thesis of Maurizio Ferrari, one of the driving forces behind the resurrection of the POLICAR Italian slot car brand.
It is therefore with justified excitement that Policar announce the availability of the Policar Ferrari P4 starting June 7th.

   

   

   

   

I have just spent a pleasant 30 mins following the build of this track. I Thoroughly recommend it to you. the work is amazing. Language is French - however that makes no difference to the incredible craftsmanship shown in this thread.

All those who maybe have some old Model car Science magazines, will remember this advert by Revell in the 60's for a professional track built for home use:

   

It was converted in a couple of months into this:

   

   


Brilliant!!!

Slot racing Du Gard

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Latest announcement from Scaleauto' on their new track:

   




Modular SlotCar Racing PRO-TRACK System by SCALEAUTO.
Updated post with newer information about this system.
This all NEW complete plastic track system for home or club use is the most important news on the hobby market since digital slot car racing was introduced. Not only because it has been based on a complete new design from scratch, with input from many individual experience customers, but also because this is what the market has demanded for a long time.This is a complete new track system giving a professional choice that is not a toy.
We are really enthusiastic about our development achievements which have given us full autonomy over the designs. We are able to produce a FULL PACKAGE of components enabling us to promote and develop our brand in all markets around the world.
The main features of SC Pro-track system are:
• 10 cm between lanes: the largest available.
• Allows 1/32 and 1/24 cars.
• Solid structure, rigid plastic. Avoids cracking and noise.
• Perfect joints with spot welded spring steel connections to minimize power loss between sections.
• Easy to connect snap together joints.
• Up to 6 different corner radius. Unique in the market
• High grip surface to ensure a perfect grip for all kinds of rubber or sponge tyres.
• Fully compatible with existing 9.99cm lane distance German track.
• Compatible with all existing digital systems
• Smallest Inner R1 radius to allow assembling track in small rooms.
Development Stages:
• Stage 1: Summer time 2019
Will include tracks to allow up to 8 lane systems R1+R2+R3+R4 with inner and outer extensions.
• Stage 2: Christmas time 2019
More track sections will be released to enable up to 8 lane using 22.5º angle systems adding R1 and R5 with inner and outer extensions.
• Stage 3: Summer time 2020
Will see the addition of the R6 curve and special digital straight lane changing piece.
Newly added in our plans: 100mm lenght straight !

McLaren F1 GT by Ninco

   
McLaren F1 GT Slot Racing Car by Ninco    (Scalextric car)

Chevron B19 by Fly

   
Chevron B19 Fly Slot Racing Car (Scalextric car)

I saw this in another forum, and thought it would be a good topic here.  Here's one of my fav's, but wait...there's more!
 
This is a fairly rare (IMHO) Fly.  The Carrera ones have more accurate colour.

If anyone has a Ninco Digital pitlane kit available and willing to sell I would be very interested in purchasing. 
Regards
Newt