NEWS: Scaleauto 'Home Series' Porsche 935

Scaleauto 'Home Series' announced
SC-9101, SC-9102 Porsche 935

So we've been sent some great photos of the just released Scaleauto 'Home Series' of slot cars.  Detail is still a little thin but what is clear is that this new range of Scaleauto slot cars is aimed squarely at the home racer.  What's exciting about that is that you don't have to be a pro to get the most out of these slots, I'd also wager that they would be a great choice to get the kids into this great hobby.

Detail levels look very high which is something I really wasn't expecting when I first found out about this new series for home racing.  Motors come standard in side-winder configuration, a old favourite of mine.  No news on gear ratios but pennies to pounds it will be 9 pinion with a 27 crown.  I'm really looking forward to testing a few of these puppies on the home track! :)

This information on the new series from Scaleauto: 'The new Scaleauto Home Series fulfills the needs for the beginner level and easy-gaming slot car enthusiasts.

Detailed 'Ready-To-Run' slot racing cars with sidewinder position motor and magnet.

Compatible with all types of analog slot tracks. Upgradeable with performance spare parts in axles, AL-hubs, tyres, guides and braids.

Chassis motor mount is not interchangeable. There is no 'digital direct' conversion kit available.'

For more information on Scaleauto's Home Series range, head over to the their website by clicking the below link.

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NEWS: Fly Apple Porsche 935

88290 Fly Apple Computers Porsche 935 K3

24 Hr Le Mans 1980

Bobby Rahal - Allan Moffet - Bob Garretson

TopSlots 'n' Trains have just released some pictures of the upcoming Fly Apple Computers Porsche 935 K3 release. Apart from the distinctive design, the car was co driven by Allan Moffet so it's sure to be a bit of a hit here in Australia.

The 1:1 car retired from the 1980 running of Le Mans after 134 laps with a failed piston. No less than 15 Porsche 935s ran that year at Le Mans so expect to see plenty of additional livery releases from Fly in 2008.

You can find TopSlots 'n' Trains here; http://www.topslotsntrains.com/

For more information about the 1980 running of Le Mans, head over to Racing Sports Cars;
http://www.racingsportscars.com/photo/Le_Mans-1980-06-15-photo.html

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