Jack Wells a creative student currently at Brighton uni, created a representation of the alphabet using continuous shapes made from a Scalextric track. The results can be seen below:
We think the Scalextric font looks fantastic!
Zoo Magazine are giving away 3 Digital Bond Scalextric sets to celebrate the release of the latest action packed blockbuster, Quantum of Solace.
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The brand new James Bond Scalextric sets that tie in with the new James Bond film, ‘Quantum of Solace’ are available for preorder now.
Quantum of Solace continues the high octane adventures of James Bond, the World’s most famous Secret Agent.
Standard, Micro and Digital versions of the James Bond Scalextric set are available for preorder. All 3 versions of the set feature an Aston Martin DBS and Alfa Romeo 159 as featured in the film.
The official Scalextric website www.scalextric.com has just had a brand new redesign and it looks fantastic!
It has prompted me to start thinking about a well needed redesign for this site!
Bored of playing with your Scalextric? Pete Nidzgorski has the answer! He has turned an old slot car track into an intersesting piece of wall art.
Recreate the 2007 Formula 1 season by racing F1 star Lewis Hamilton against Fernando Alonso with the new Mclaren Scalextric range.
The range includes:
The Mclaren range is available now for order/preorder.
Speed Dial is a fantastic idea of Christopher Paretti who wanted to see how the game of Scalextric would change if the controller was voice driven.
I wanted to use the phone as a gateway into something different, yet still very social, and enjoyable. Slot cars have existed in one form or another for many years now, and whilst simple, they invoke a great sense of play.
I want to see how the incorporation of the telephone as a controller alters this play. Will people try to collaborate or compete to crash the cars? (most likely) Will people try to chant to keep a steady pace? Will adults enjoy it as much or more than children?
Ultimately I hope people leave the project thinking differently about play and the telephone, as well as having a great smile on their face.
This sounds like a great fun, and I would love to have a go!
More info at Speed Dial