[Phil Stenning]

firstly, apologise for My non attendance for quite some time, new job, new baby = no time, in little time I've had I've still had time to 'play' with my track, sadly I m still experiencing tremendous connectvity problems, my track is coppertaped scalextric sport, and in my garage, although the tape has helped I m still not 100% happy with it, in fact I m far from happy with, so I wanted to ask you club guys if you have a ninco track at home? is it really as superior as everyone says? I like the idea that its wider, also, hornby make 'toys' so I figure ninco being slot car dedicated should naturally make it better? I m considering the 'master track' set (£150 from bournemouth railway shop) anyone got this? also has anyone else got an 'outside' (shed or garage) track, any advise on keeping it clean and maintaining connectvity would be greatfully received!

Phil

 

[Phil Stenning]

thanks for the info so far guys, very helpful, I m starting to sway toward ninco, I think I ve learnt some valuable lessons off my scalextric track, but ninco seems to be the way forward, although the temptation to go routed is also a possibility

 

[Phil Stenning]

thanks so much guys! I m scrapping the scalex track and picking up the ninco friday! good times!

 

[Phil Stenning]

just picked my new track! just gotta demolish the old one and build up the ninco one now!

 

[Phil Stenning]

ok, track is built and so far I m impressed, the track material is very sturdy, not flimsy like scalextric sport, width is good too, the way it clicks together is 'satisying' too, it feels like it goes together well, making a good connection. the cars I ve tried so far go round well, the grip is going to take getting used to, although I can still drift with non mag cars so that's satisfying! so far, I m very happy, just got to find some who wants A LOT of scalextric sport track now! going cheap! pm me for more info!