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New SCX Digital Car, Chevrolet Corvette C6R

SCX® reproduces the Chevrolet Corvette, the flagship of the Corvette Racing fleet, a car characterised by its sporty, aggressive and aerodynamic lines. Regarding the decoration on this SCX® model, the American manufacturer Chevrolet has given the car a strikingly sober look, mainly through the use of just two colours: blue, which is the dominant colour on the whole car, and yellow, which makes the car more eye-catching. Seen from the front the Chevrolet Corvette has a wealth of air intakes, which are particularlywide on the bonnet. The car is covered with logos all over its bodywork. This view is finished offwith a pair of highly attractive headlights and a front spoiler which adds to the sporty, competitive look of the nose and helps to enhance the car's aerodynamics. The side is divided into two colours – blue and yellow – along the whole of its length. The side doors feature the race number 34, and the grey spoked wheels with Michelin tyres are particularly eye-catching, once ag...

New SCX car Porsche 911 GT3

SCX® presents the Porsche 911 GT3 Cup. One of the most prestigious cars from the great German manufacturer, with a uniquely elegant, exclusive design. The most striking thing about this model is its white colour scheme with the GT3 Cup logo in different colours running along both sides of the vehicle, as well as its sporty lines. The classic Porsche style is retained, but with all today’s aerodynamic features. At the front are the characteristic headlights of this German car, with prominent air intakes, as on the bottom. The Michelin and Mobil logos in the centre, together with the detail of the hook in red, add colour to a nose which naturally features the Porsche logo, located between the bonnet catches. On top of the bonnet is the Carrera Cup Deutschland competition logo. The German manufacturer’s name appears at the top of the windscreen, along with the single wiper. The GT3 Cup logo appears three times on the side, first in red and then in two shades of grey underneath. The web ad...

SCX 1/32 new car SEAT Leon

SCX® presents the SCX® Racing Team SEAT León Super Cup 2007 driven by Luis Carlos Maurel during the 2007 edition of the super cup. This is a car in a new mould, with changes which are especially visible on the nose, featuring the logo of the manufacturer SEAT in the centre of the radiator grille. The small logos of the team's different sponsors appear on either side of this front section. The first thing that catches the eye about this SCX® model is the large chequered flag, a symbol of the slot racing manufacturer. The team name appears in large letters on the bonnet, accompanied by the other partners in it, Auto Equip and Monlau Competición. This windscreen of this SCX® Racing Team SEAT León displays its number just underneath a large yellow and black GALFER logo which covers the top of the glass In the top view, the roof features the logos of the SCX® Racing Team's main sponsors. These are SCX®, Galfer, Monlau Competición, and Auto Equip. In the centre there is a black telec...

SCX Compact track vs Artin track

When I got my SCX Compact F1 set I thought I could build a huge track using also my Artin tracks. But I was disappointed, they can be put together. In these pictures you can see the differences in connection, width and texture (you can even bend it a little bit). One question, can you see which is the Artin and the SCX Compact or you need me to tell you? I am not sure, but I think you can use Jiada with Artin and SCX Compact with Carrera GO, can anybody confirm it? Thank you,

SCX cars

You can check, in these two pictures, the technology of SCX digital and original cars. It is an interesting information. And more, if you compare it with Scalextric and Carrera, no need to talk about Artin or Jiada.

SCX Compact news V

And the last one, the SCX Compact DTM, the cars are an Audi and a Mercedes, here you have some information about this championship:"The Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters (DTM, German Touring Car Masters) is a touring car racing series based in Germany, but also with rounds elsewhere in Europe. From 2000 onwards, this new DTM continued the former Deutsche Tourenwagen Meisterschaft (German Touring Car Championship) and ITC (International Touring Car Championship) which had been discontinued after 1996 due to high costs. Audi joins DTM in 2004 After their successes with the Audi R8 and the official support of the Abt-TTRs at the Nürburgring, Audi finally joined the DTM as a factory entry in 2004. The three constructors involved decided to switch to saloon bodies. The road models used as patterns since 2004 are the Audi A4, Opel Vectra GTS and the Mercedes-Benz C-Class. All dimensions, like wheelbase etc., are made the same in order to provide equal opportunities without the actual design ...

SCX Compact news (IV)

Another new set for 2008, the MotoGP one. The bikes have no official names or sponsors on them, may be a problem with the licenses. But one of them is very similar to the famous Repsol -Honda team. Here you have more information about Moto GP from its official Web page http://www.motogp.com/en/motogp/motogp_about.htm?menu=about