COTA, recreated in Scalextric form! Gatsby’s Garage has taken on the Circuit of the Americas, bringing Austin’s famous layout to life with Scalextric track 😍

#ThrowbackThursday and another look through the 1991 Scalextric catalogue 📖 Alpine rallying, Batman sets, classic Sierras and a full line up of trackside accessories. There was a lot going on in the range that year! Who remembers looking through this one? 👀

A countryside classic with a little extra character 🐑 The Land Rover Series 1 Shaun the Sheep brings the much loved Aardman character to the Scalextric track in a brilliantly different way. Shop now 👉 bit.ly/4qxTGPZ

Russell’s rally circuit is looking spot on 👀🏁 The Scalextric Ford Puma Rally1 cars look right at home here, winding their way through a proper forest stage setup. Check out our range of rally cars here 👉 uk.scalextric.com/catalogue/…

A bit of #MondayMotivation from Phil 👏 He built this brilliant Scalextric setup for the grandkids and safe to say they’ve got a pretty good circuit to race on! Who else started building a layout for the kids and ended up enjoying it just as much? 👀

Only six weeks into the hobby and Russ has already got this garage setup looking the part 👏 There’s still plenty he wants to add, with plans to extend the layout when time allows. Not a bad start at all! What would you add next? 👀

A proper bit of British motoring nostalgia 🕰️ The C4617 Ford Anglia 105E recreates the vibrant green car driven by Theo Paphitis at Goodwood in 2018. Does anybody remember seeing this one at Goodwood? 👀 Get yours here 👉 bit.ly/48MY1Zu

Jonathan sent us this brilliant layout and the buildings are the real standout #FeatureFriday He scratch built them all himself, only buying the doors, windows and guttering to finish them off. What do you think of the finished setup? 🤔

One of the most anticipated Scalextric releases in a long time is finally here 👀 The Ford Motorsport Transit and Escort Mk1 Twin Car Set is now in stock, pairing two icons of rallying history in one box. The Escort Mk1 comes loaded on a trailer behind the Transit, and yes, you can actually drive the whole combination around your Scalextric track. It’s a brilliant nod to the support vehicles that were just as much a part of rally life as the cars competing on the stages. Shop now 👉 bit.ly/4dAIb6m

Now this is a proper loft setup from Daniel 👀🏁 Imagine having this waiting for you every time you went up into the loft 👌 What are you rating it out of 10?

Time for another Will It Drift? 👀💨   This time we’re putting the C4674 Nissan Skyline GT-R (R34) from 2 Fast 2 Furious to the test.   It certainly looks the part, but can it actually hold a slide around the Scalextric track?   Get yours here 👉 bit.ly/4zk5xGq

What a weekend at Marina Bay! After Max Verstappen took victory in Singapore, here’s a look at how Gatsby’s Garage brought the Marina Bay Street Circuit to life using Scalextric track 👏

Nathan’s been building this 4.9m x 2.0m layout for just over a year, adding to it bit by bit! He’s kept the track relatively simple to leave plenty of room for scenery, with lots more detail still to come. A proper long term project. What do you think so far? 👀

A little Singapore Grand Prix inspiration from Gatsby’s Garage 👌 They’ve recreated the Marina Bay Street Circuit using Scalextric track, ready for another night race around the streets of Singapore. Who are you backing for the Singapore Grand Prix? Drop your predictions below 👀

Can one of the earliest Land Rovers really challenge a modern GT3? 👀   This week, HUE 166 takes on the Scalextric Top Time challenge. Five laps, one fastest time, and the 2 Seas Motorsport Mercedes AMG GT3 is still holding the top spot with a 7.84 second lap.   Surely the Land Rover can’t beat that… can it?   Watch to see where it lands on the leaderboard, then let us know which car should take on the challenge next.   Shop the Land Rover Series 1 HUE 166 here 👉bit.ly/3Vy4WBI

#ThrowbackThursday takes us back to the 1991 Scalextric catalogue 📖 From Formula One and Le Mans to Metros, Lamborghinis and even horse racing, there was certainly plenty of variety in the range that year 👀 Who remembers flicking through this one back in the day?