Micro Scalextric is ideal for the younger slot racer and the perfect introduction to the action-packed world of Scalextric racing.
This fantastic James Bond Micro set features the classic Aston Martin DB5 and the Aston Martin DBS.
The tough Aston Martin DB5 and Aston Martin DBS 1:64 scale cars are also perfect for learning the basics of slot-racing, allowing for thrills and spills around the track.
Wrong pictures for set this is micro version. Anyway good price for it.
nikos
7 Oct 16#6
Ordered. Xmas present sorted
jsd74
7 Oct 16#7
just ordered for sunday collection. heat added. Thanks!
aleem
7 Oct 16#8
Ordered, but may have to keep hold of it for a year or so as he's just turned 3.
schmunk
7 Oct 161#9
Micro Scalextric is awful. Please don't buy this and save up for the real thing - it's infinitely better.
schmunk
7 Oct 16#10
N.B. I lucked out a couple of years ago when I bought a Micro James Bond set, sent it back when it broke after roughly one hour of use, and received a full size James Bond Scalextric set in return.
omgpleasespamme
7 Oct 16#11
With this set can I hold the trigger down the whole time and the cars still won't come off in the corners? If so this isn't a deal.
cowsindahouse to omgpleasespamme
7 Oct 162#12
no, the cars will launch themselves into your furniture if you do that. the only downside i see is the track will be very short with just one set, with no decent straight away to let the cars fly. could get boring quick.
i joined a set we got for my son many Christmases ago which lived under the bed for years with a few incomplete sets bought for next to nothing on ebay. lots of extra track and few more cars.
I set up a nice circuit with a huge straight away the length of our livingroom with them. Also setup an android tablet with slot car timing software to record and call out lap times (not complicated, it does by detecting the magnetic disturbance from the car going past, just have it close to track), as an added bonus I chromecast it to the big 50" tv. Great fun trying to beat the best lap times, which obviously leads to a little bit of modding here and there on the cars to get more performance. My grandson loves it!
mrblubo
8 Oct 161#13
...My grandson loves it!
Do you think my 3 years old daughter will enjoy it same?
Worth a try by the sound of your experience :wink:
cowsindahouse
8 Oct 161#14
there's a lock on the controller that you can set for children, which reduces the controller to maximum half throttle
MrHappy37
8 Oct 16#15
Had the simpsons micro scalextric and the part that connects the car to the track broke after a short while, so we took it back and exchanged it for a new set. The same happened again within the hour, so we took it back and got a refund. You get 2 spare parts of the breakable part included, which shows they know its a weak point.
matthewjshelley
8 Oct 16#16
These sets are dreadful....very unreliable. Please don't buy
Opening post
This fantastic James Bond Micro set features the classic Aston Martin DB5 and the Aston Martin DBS.
The tough Aston Martin DB5 and Aston Martin DBS 1:64 scale cars are also perfect for learning the basics of slot-racing, allowing for thrills and spills around the track.
• Mains Powered
• Contains: 2 cars, track, controllers, power supply & accessories.
• Track length 370cm
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i joined a set we got for my son many Christmases ago which lived under the bed for years with a few incomplete sets bought for next to nothing on ebay. lots of extra track and few more cars.
I set up a nice circuit with a huge straight away the length of our livingroom with them. Also setup an android tablet with slot car timing software to record and call out lap times (not complicated, it does by detecting the magnetic disturbance from the car going past, just have it close to track), as an added bonus I chromecast it to the big 50" tv. Great fun trying to beat the best lap times, which obviously leads to a little bit of modding here and there on the cars to get more performance. My grandson loves it!
Do you think my 3 years old daughter will enjoy it same?
Worth a try by the sound of your experience :wink: