Scalextric Slot Cars & Track

While most famous in their domestic homeland of Australia, the Holden Commodore also saw some racing success in Europe during the 1980s. Entered into the 1987 SPA 24hrs this wonderfully evocatively liveried example finished a credible 4th overall and 1st in class. Driven by a Australian superstars Allan Moffat and John Harvey the Holden proved more than a match for its class rival RS500s around Spa!

Two motorsport legends combine in this fantastic classic release. The Jaguar E-Type needs no introduction, it is a legend of both beauty and speed, with its race results at the Goodwood Revival also speaking for themselves. The driver and owner of this car is the famous Red Bull technical director and F1 design supremo Adrian Newey. Throughout his career he has shown himself to be a step ahead of his competition again and again, delivering various race and championship winning cars. In this Jaguar he has also proved himself to be no slouch behind the wheel, as skilled on track as on the drawing board!

One of the most ground breaking F1 cars of all time, the ground effect Lotus 79 had proved to be the class of the field in 1978. However, by 1979 it had been outclassed and it was a much more difficult season. The iconic black and gold JPS livery was also, gone replaced instead by the green livery with Martini stripes and additional sponsorship from Tissot watches. The USA West GP saw Mario Andretti score a fourth placed finish, just behind the two dominant Ferraris and the Williams of Alan Jones.

While not as successful or famous as his illustrious Brazilian team mate, Satoru Nakajima still proved to be a steady and successful pair of hands for Team Lotus in the 1987 season. At Monaco he finished a credible 10th, and while this was some distance behind Senna, he still did not disgrace himself around the tight confines of the Monaco street circuit.

The ninth generation of Thunderbird introduced a new highly aerodynamic body. This streamlined shape was the perfect ingredient for a racing car and thus the Ford Thunderbird became an excellent and accomplished stock car racer. This striking yellow and black example will look right at home on your street circuit or oval race way! And while it may look like a cab, there certainly isn't room for passengers!

Ford Motors Company Trademarks and Trade Dress used under license to Hornby Hobbies. Manufactured by Hornby Hobbies Ltd.

Digital Plug Ready (DPR)

Magnatraction

High Detail

Super Resistant

Continuing Scalextric's long running relationship with McLaren is this exciting new addition to the Scalextric range - unveiled at the Geneva International Motor Show on March 7th 2017, the McLaren 720S is the latest supercar to come from the famous Woking manufacturer and boasts a dazzling array of features and some superb performance figures.

Its 4 litre twin turbo V8 propels the car to 60 mph in just 2.8 seconds, easily backing up the car's beautiful and striking looks with performance to match. The car, both in 1/32 scale and on the road is a real performer, weighing less than its predecessor. The real car boasts incredible grip and road holding thanks to its Pirelli P Zero Corsa tyres and new active chassis control system - the perfect stablemate to the McLaren P1' or 12C Coupe in your garage!

Batman originates all the way back to 1939 where he was first introduced in Detective Comics. Since then, he has grown to become one if not the most famous of superheroes of all time. Batman made it from the comic book pages and onto the TV screen in the 1960's when the Batman TV series first aired starring Adam West as Batman/Bruce Wayne. Both Batman and his companion Robin where two crime fighters there to defend Gotham City, their mode of transport was the Batmobile. This detailed Scalextric slot car of the 1960's Batmobile captures the shape of this iconic car and offers Batman fans from around the globe the opportunity to take Batman to the track. This car comes complete with a detailed Batman figure in the driver's seat

BTCC 2013 champion Andrew Jordan has proved himself the man to beat in the 2022 Mini Miglia series. Driving this superbly liveried Mini he has risen to the top of this frantic and competitive series. With lots of wins and podiums along the way this mini has consistently been the car to beat and now it can be sliding around your track at home!

At the 2021 Goodwood Members Meeting the undoubted star race was the Gerry Marshall Trophy race. Jake Hill in the Ric Wood owned Ford Capri MK3 had a race long duel with the very powerful BOSS Mustang of Craig Davies. With the Mustang having the edge in a straight line the Capri being much quicker in the bends it proved to be a titanic duel, one that Jake just about managed to win in the evocatively liveried fast Ford!

A stalwart of the historic and club racing scene in the UK Tony Paxman has been racing this beautiful light blue Escort MK1 for some time now, and has achieved real success, especially in the Scalextric supported Modified Ford Series.

Powered by a well developed engine the little Escort regularly embarrasses more modern machinery, and Tony really knows how to drive the wheels off the car!

Qualifying a credible 6th, the Camaro of Belgian drivers Michel de Deyne, Teddy Pilette and 'Davit' were running well at the sodden 1981 Spa 24hr race, until a car failure sadly put them out the race.

The big Camaros proved to be much quicker than the more nimble Capris in a straight line, but were often out foxed in the bends, on your Scalextric track, which will be quicker?

The 1997 Acropolis Rally proved to be the penultimate win ever in the WRC for one of its most iconic entrants, the Ford Escort. Legend of the sport Carlos Sainz cruised to a Ford one two, and showed a clean pair of heels to some of the most established names and cars in the WRC history.

This iconic Escort is now available from Scalextric and comes complete with four wheel drive!

The photo does not give this justice, nearly to detailed to race!
When it comes to iconic cars, the Austin Citron Green BL Mini 1000 is arguably one of the most recognisable vehicles from the screen. Famously driven by Mr Bean, one of the latest additions to the Scalextric track is based on the 'Do-It-Yourself' episode, which features Mr Bean transporting a new armchair on the roof of his Mini. Cleverly driven with an ingenious steering mechanism, the comedy classic a bold addition to any track.

A staple of the British classic comedy Mr Bean, the Austin Citron Green BL Mini 1000 is one of the most recognizable machines ever to grace television. In the episode Do-It-Yourself Mr Bean, we see the main man himself wonder how on earth he will get some oversized purchases home? Where upon he comes up with a fantastic idea! Why not use the roof! Via an ingenious steering mechanism, he is able to both transport his armchair and get himself and his little Mini home!

The photo does not give this justice, nearly to detailed to race!
It's 106 miles to Chicago, we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of Cigarettes, it's dark and we're wearing sunglasses. Hit It! The Dodge Monaco of the famous Blues Brothers is now available as a Scalextric car! Now you too at home can recreate the madness and mayhem of the film, as you jump over police cars and bridges, wear sunglasses at night, be on a mission from God and make sure you get to Chicago in order to save that orphanage!

A Mini in Gulf colours. What could be better. This particular car was raced by Italian F1 driver and ex BTCC champ Gabriele Tarquini at the 2018 Goodwood Revival. Shared with owner Nick Riley this Swiftune powered machine was certainly eye catching in its iconic colours