scalextric 3d models

My goal is to keep the build as authentic as possible, which means only using standard slotcar components: * Scalextric F1 Minimotor * M .5 Gears * Ortmann PUR Tyres * Slotdevil 2.38 mm Wheels * Slotdevil 2.38 mm Superglide Rear Axle * 2.38 mm Ball...

The scale is set at 1:32, aligning perfectly with my Scalextric track layout. In certain areas, such as stairs and barriers, multiple printing options are included to enhance versatility. For instance, all upper roof barriers can be printed in a...

Only regular Slotcar parts were used: Scalextric F1 Minimotor M 0.5 Gears Ortmann PUR Tyres Slotdevil 2,38 mm Wheels Slotdevil 2,38 mm Superglide Rear Axle 2,38 mm Ball Bearing for rear Axle (they fit perfectly into the Lego Technic Holes) This...

... Bring your SCX to new life with wireless controlers :-) Take a look on my DIY easy build. Super precise wireless controller with a Car RC-transmitter (works better than original Scalextric ARC pro): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfXFKg0m-NM

follow me to keep up to date with the latest installments :) ** First set of the series "On request" composed of four figures interpreting the poses and characters that they request with a lot of definition about people in different poses prepared...

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follow me to be aware of the latest deliveries :) Second set of the series "On request" composed of four figures interpreting the poses and characters that they request with enough definition on people in different poses prepared to print at the...

- Compatible with Scalextric slot car track. - Connect to adjacent track using zip ties (cable ties). - Can be printed on a Prusa i3 or similar sized printer. The 4 drop-in slots (sweep 22.5degrees) overlap the 3 track body pieces (sweep 15...

We've meticulously recreated the classic 1970 plastic building originally marketed by Scalextric and Marklin-Sprint - the iconic Dunlop Control Tower Crosswalk. I've been eager to build this one for a long time, having previously crafted three...

See photo for example using Scalextric Sport track.Once you have cut out the rails, you'll need to measure the total length of the rails (remove or cut off any pins at the ends), as well as the width of the piece and the height/thickness of it. This...

Guide blade instead of pin for better corner handling and more drifting angle (you can use standard Scalextric or other brands). Adjustable front axle height with grub screws to allow fine tuning of the car rolling attitude in corners. Designed for...

Guide blade instead of pin for better corner handling and more drifting angle (you can use standard Scalextric or other brands). Adjustable front axle height with grub screws to allow fine tuning of the car rolling attitude in corners. Designed for...

... so that you can see how it was done. Update 5/3/2020 - Clips have been added for Carrera, which feature a thinner edge to clip to than Scalextric. ...A variety of tracks and borders were measured, and these clips seem to work well on most of them.

... you have to use the parameters of your slicer to print a symmetry. Rail successfully tested with many brands of slot cars such as scalextric, ninco, carrera: only difficulty: very long guides including 1/24 nevertheless some at 1/24 pass very well.

You CAN'T use "mechanical lane-changer cars" with old Scalextric track parts (black) but you can use "IR lane-changer cars" and complete your track with all those old track parts you had around there from many years ago. Printing a big track could...

You CAN'T use "mechanical lane-changer cars" with old Scalextric track parts (black) but you can use "IR lane-changer cars" and complete your track with all those old track parts you had around there from many years ago. Printing a big track could...

You CAN'T use "mechanical lane-changer cars" with old Scalextric track parts (black) but you can use "IR lane-changer cars" and complete your track with all those old track parts you had around there from many years ago. Printing a big track could...

See photo for example using Scalextric Sport track.Once you have cut out the rails, you'll need to measure the total length of the rails (remove or cut off any pins at the ends), as well as the width of the piece and the height/thickness of it. This...

You CAN'T use "mechanical lane-changer cars" with old Scalextric track parts (black) but you can use "IR lane-changer cars" and complete your track with all those old track parts you had around there from many years ago. Printing a big track could...

I've included a 3MF file for PrusaSlicer so that you can see how I did it. Update 5/3/2020 - Added clips for Carrera, which have a thinner edge to clip to than Scalextric. I measured a variety of track and borders, and there is a significant...

RibWidthGauge: can be used to measure the width of the rib cavity inside many slot car tires (and on many wheels for Fly, Carrera, Scalextric and other brands). Basically, I slid it thru the center of the tire, and checked each "tooth" to see if...

The chassis uses a standard FC-130 motor (Scalextric can motor) and 3/32 double flange axle bushings. On the rear, I chose 15x8 wheels modeled after hubless CB Design wheels, and on the front, I'm using 14x6 wheels. The printed wheels are okay but...

The chassis is set up to take a Scalextric slimline motor as supplied. The instructions and more info are here {link} (https://www.slotforum.com/threads/lets-make-a-3d-printable-chassis-a-very-basic-guide-to-3d-design.201635/#post-2447517) The...

You CAN'T use "mechanical lane-changer cars" with old Scalextric track parts (black) but you can use "IR lane-changer cars" and complete your track with all those old track parts you had around there from many years ago. Printing a big track...

You CAN'T use "mechanical lane-changer cars" with old Scalextric track parts (black) but you can use "IR lane-changer cars" and complete your track with all those old track parts you had around there from many years ago. Printing a big track could...

You CAN'T use "mechanical lane-changer cars" with old Scalextric track parts (black) but you can use "IR lane-changer cars" and complete your track with all those old track parts you had around there from many years ago. Printing a big track could...

If you are interested in the MDS Race System take a look to this video Take a sneak peek to the MDS System in its first stages clicking here This Guardrails have been designed to be compatible with various track systems, specially MDS, Scalextric...

You will also require a Scalextric or similar track guide for the build. "You will need running gear." My test car was printed at low resolution, using the CubePro Trio, which is not ideal for fine detail. I plan to print another final design with...

If you are interested in the MDS Race System take a look to the video above Take a sneak peek to the MDS System in its first stages in the video next video This Guardrails have been designed to be compatible with various track systems, specially MDS,...