To make things easy to find, information is organized in nine main categories with relevant pages displayed below each category heading. Along with carrying all of the major brands of slot cars, track and parts I also sell several after-market products lines such as Parma controllers, Astron power supplies, BSRT high-performance parts, track landscaping supplies, buildings, Lexan bodies, tools and much more. So whether you’re just getting started or have been racing slot cars for years there’s sure to be something here for you. If you have suggestions for additional content please feel free to contact me. New sections that focus on HO Slot Car Racing, Collecting, Restoration and Track Layout Design will be added as time permits. Since then I have built several other racing circuits and continue to add to my collection of HO scale race cars. I sell a complete line of slot cars, parts, race sets, track and accessories for all major brands including Tomy, Aurora, Tyco, Auto World, BSRT and Life-Like.Ībout twenty years ago I decided to build a dedicated 4-lane HO slot car track, a complete landscaped layout with pit lanes and a large paddock area to display my growing collection of slot cars. The Ford GT-40 and Lola GT that came with that original Aurora Model Motoring set are long gone now, but my love for the hobby continues to this day. I have been racing and collecting HO scale slot cars since the 1960’s, when I purchased my first Aurora Model Motoring set as a young boy. But yeah make a little 1/32 body kit for the Spitfire, I don't think you would have to add much detail.This web site is dedicated to HO Slot Car racing, collecting, restoration, track design, electronics and software. And I absolutely understand about protecting your cool creations. There are plenty of tutorials online about making body shells, and 3d modeling for those that are inclined and committed to the effort in trying it for themselves. It is one of the quintessential little english sport cars or the 60s-70s. I think this Spitfire could be a very popular slot car shell - especially in 1/32. Like so many things back then, I miss it. It was a fun car to drive - but really small. My brother had a 70s bigger bumper Spitfire 1500 back in the 70s. So even though people don't always say it or post it here - good posts go out there into the 'hobby-space' and can inspire a lot of folks - thanks! I should do a post about it one day (once I refine it a bit). Your HO builds even inspired me to make a little can-motored HO scale 3D printed 'Modified'. You are doing a great job on this, and you have been doing great stuff for a long time now. Nothing from nothing, but that model looks like it has the integrity and detail for 1/32.

3d printed ho slot car bodies