Interview with Paul Chandler of Scalextric
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Apr 24, 2007 at 6:14pm CDT
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Comment by Venomous Prime
Apr 24, 2007
I want one..I haven't had a slot car set in a long time
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Comment by 1337W422102
Apr 24, 2007
The track better have a loop. It's ALL about the freakn' loops.
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Comment by Roboto750
Apr 25, 2007
Sounds like a neat set! If the price is right here in the states (if we get them), then I'll pick one up. I just wish they would transform on the track, and not be needed to be removed to chnage them from bot to alt mode (or vice versa).
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Comment by Swerve
Apr 25, 2007
The track could transform into Omega Supreme.
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If I remember my childhood correctly, the track usually transformed into things to hit your brother with.
Comment by Brakethrough
Apr 25, 2007
Swerve wrote:The track could transform into Omega Supreme.
If I remember my childhood correctly, the track usually transformed into things to hit your brother with.
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No, you're thinking of those orange tracks that interconnect to make Hot Wheels and Matchbox cars do loops and things. Those were designed for beating each other with and leaving nice red marks.
Comment by Swerve
Apr 25, 2007
Brakethrough wrote:Swerve wrote:The track could transform into Omega Supreme.
If I remember my childhood correctly, the track usually transformed into things to hit your brother with.
No, you're thinking of those orange tracks that interconnect to make Hot Wheels and Matchbox cars do loops and things. Those were designed for beating each other with and leaving nice red marks.
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Comment by TheMuffin
Apr 25, 2007
I just used a hammer.
I want a slot car set. I doubt this will be the one to get me back into them though. Normally stuff that has movie tie-ins is basic and to the point.
I want a slot car set. I doubt this will be the one to get me back into them though. Normally stuff that has movie tie-ins is basic and to the point.
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Are you an only child now, by any chance?
Comment by Brakethrough
Apr 25, 2007
Nightwatcher wrote:I just used a hammer.
Are you an only child now, by any chance?
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Comment by omega wing
Apr 25, 2007
Any info that comes my way will be passed on i work for a shop that sells scalextrics
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Comment by Exulted Unicron
Apr 25, 2007
I'd like a TF scalextric...slot car tracks are fun
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Comment by i_amtrunks
Apr 25, 2007
Pricey. If its going to be a 40 pound set, then Aussies and Kiwi's are looking at about $120 which is about the same as the Bathurst 1000 set (If any of you dont know what Bathurst is, you can no longer say you are a Car racing fan).
Sounds like the track might be tougher to navigate than your average set, hairpins, chicanes, even split roads. I hope it is smaller (in general size) than the Bathurst set is, not many people have a spare 9m x 3m area to set up their track
I hope it is compatible with my other Scaletrix/AFX sets!
Sounds like the track might be tougher to navigate than your average set, hairpins, chicanes, even split roads. I hope it is smaller (in general size) than the Bathurst set is, not many people have a spare 9m x 3m area to set up their track
I hope it is compatible with my other Scaletrix/AFX sets!
