This thread has come at just the right time for me.
I have been pondering which make of track for my permanent circuit and had provisionally decided on Scalex Sport. I have a fair bit of Ninco track already but was prepared to get rid of it as I've heard that on a larger track the Ninco Classic cars were prone to tipping rather than sliding as they do on Scalex Sport and Classic.
I had to reject Carrera as a 4 lane would take up too much space - a pity as I will be running quite a few 1960s 1/24 cars such as Cox, Monogram and K&B etc.
Reading this thread it appears that everyone is reasonably pleased with Ninco both from a reliability and performance point of view and the Scalex Sport is proving a bit troublesome.
Thanks for the advice.
David
I have been pondering which make of track for my permanent circuit and had provisionally decided on Scalex Sport. I have a fair bit of Ninco track already but was prepared to get rid of it as I've heard that on a larger track the Ninco Classic cars were prone to tipping rather than sliding as they do on Scalex Sport and Classic.
I had to reject Carrera as a 4 lane would take up too much space - a pity as I will be running quite a few 1960s 1/24 cars such as Cox, Monogram and K&B etc.
Reading this thread it appears that everyone is reasonably pleased with Ninco both from a reliability and performance point of view and the Scalex Sport is proving a bit troublesome.
Thanks for the advice.
David