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Latest Articles August 9, 2008
Scalextric Digital Conversion, How Hard is it??
 I found out that all previous Scalextric track from the 1960s (adapters from classic to Sport are required) onwards is compatible with digital racing. Almost all non-digital Scalextric cars, along with cars of most other makes, can be converted to run on a Scalextric Sport Digital (SSD) track. No other companies' digital race sets are as friendly to other brands as Scalextric.
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AutoWorld X-Traction Ultra-G Series 6 Release
 AutoWorld has gotten the reputation of having very detailed, collector worthy cars for some time now. Tom Lowe and his team always seem to find the coolest subjects to create, whether it’s a historic race car, some new “tuner” that we see rippin’ up the pavement or a classic hot rod ready to cruise our little HO world.
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