Great kit and a whole lot of fun. The series as a lot to offer the new scratchbuilder and the chassis will work for our land barge and other classes. Could be your next build for your own series! LINK TO YOUTUBE FULL PLAYLIST Or use them here! Quick Parts Links Motor Brackets CBD0690 CB DESIGN 1:24 CLASSIC STEEL WHEELS, 3/32” AXLE, CENTER RIBCBD0692 CB DESIGN 1:24 CLASSIC STEEL WHEELS 1/8” AXLE, CENTER RIB CBD0694 1:24 CLASSIC STEEL WHEELS 1/8″ AXLE, NO RIBCBD0696 CB DESIGN 1:24 CLASSIC STEEL WHEELS, 3/32″ AXLE, NO RIB CBD1650 CB DESIGN 1:24 NARROW INSERT WHEELS 1/8″ AXLE, CENTER RIB ..read more

Welcome Race Fans! Below are the links to both scales of our series. Hope to see you in our race! Proudly Sponsored by:        SATURDAY, July 20  – 2024! *Mail in deadline – 17 JULY* 1/32 SHOWDOWN SERIES PAGE 1/25 Land Barge PAGE Show-Me Speedway 5 x 16 foot, 4 lane, routed MDF. Track Surface: Satin Latex Lane Spacing: 4 1/16 Inches Slot Depth: Shade over 10 MM (any commercial or wood guide will clear) Straight Length: 10 feet. Rails: Slot Car Corner tinned copper braid. Power: Aftermarket 25 AMP Control: Standard Professor Mot ..read more

Modified the Race Track Scenics car display stand into a portable sanding/break-in/test bench that is easy to use anywhere.  Material LINKS: Race Track Scenics Car Stands 9 Volt Harness from Amazon Example  1/4″ Adhesive Backed Copper Tape Adhesive backed mounting paper for sandpaper application. Tool Links: Low Cost Beginner Soldering Iron 60/40 Solder ..read more

The good old standby ..read more

Here is the collection of all the videos and articles we have produced over the years. Hope you find them helpful to you in your slot car quests.               ..read more

Too easy ..read more

Slot car of the year ..read more

The bad and the good ..read more

Just a stunner.   ..read more

Article from AUG 2009 Track still in use today Thursday August 13, 2009 Building Ozark Speedway This project has been one that I really never thought we would do. The space this track will occupy is where our Dixon Hills Artin 4 lane road course used to be. It was not easy to tear down this great track, but it served its purpose for almost 5 years with countless hours of racing fun. After building the Show-Me Speedway oval and then the MidMo 3 lane road course on the other side of the basement, the good old Artin just did not get much track time. In fact, the last few events saw it become no ..read more