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Page 19 Page 20 Page 21 Page 22 Night Driving (23) Making Tires (24) Brass Chassis (25)
Switching Scales (26) Routed HO (27) Rails Installed (28) Oval Action (29)
New 1/32 Beginning (30) Construction (31) Routing (32) Painting and Taping (33) Power Taps and Timing (34)
Up and Running (35) Scenery (36) More Slot Racing (37)

The 1982 LeMans race saw these beauties finish 1st, 2nd, and 3rd in the same numerical order
as the number on the cars. Wow!

The Slot It cars are simply the best slot car made for wood tracks. Real gears, real wheels, all with set screws, and superior motors. I run my cars at about 8 volts when racing the kids and it really tests your patience and skill - these cars are so responsive you only have yourself to blame when you can't beat the kiddies in a race.

Simple garage made with balsa wood, spraypaint, and hot glue. Lights courtesy of 12V supply and odds and ends. Adds lots of ambience to the scene...especially night time driving periods!

Gotta love these Alfa Romeo 156 and 147 cars. In these Fly models, the motor is mounted in the front.
Talk about getting it right on the conversion from 1:1 to 1:32 scale!

Every track needs three matched cars to run a real IROC race!
All that is needed is a colored circle sticker to keep track of which car belongs to which lane.