by demether » Fri Aug 01, 2014 11:58 am
Modern F1 slot cars will be more realistic with magnets. If you've got a wood track, or are totally against magnet racing, I believe there is other cars classes more interesting.
Personnaly, here we like racing stock tyco 440x2 formula ones (old magnet HO cars). It's like (I think) the real thing. Really fast, and if you do just a small error you crash the car (yes, magnet cars doesn't mean you never de-slot).
On my relatively big ho track, it's really fun and impressive (noise, and even wind in the turns!), in the rare moments the 4 cars run together.
On my work in progress 1/32 oval, I hope to run magnet indycars and the few modern f1 cars I collected. It will be the only 1/32 magnet cars I'll run. I prefer magnet less racing (no matter the scale) for all other kind of cars.