The Platform Question – A Flashback to the Early Days of Drag City

Last weekend, a friend’s cancellation prompted a nostalgic exploration of my slot car collection, which includes childhood favorites like Tyco and AFX. I acquired new truck bodies for racing, reflecting on my early slot car experiences. Enthusiasts debate motor designs, yet personal memories and preferences drive our hobby’s enjoyment.

DIORAMA DETAILS: Warm Saturday Morning Vibes

This post reflects on an unusually warm winter in the Rocky Mountain region, sharing personal experiences of enjoying Saturday morning cartoons and reminiscing about past hobbies amidst water rationing concerns. The writer engages in a nostalgic tableau shuffle with model cars, highlighting changes in their racetrack layout while welcoming a visit from an old friend.

The Drag City “Snake Draw 32” 🐍 Floating The Idea of a New Way to Score Racing

The author reflects on a new racing format, SNAKE DRAW 32, designed to enhance competition at Drag City. Instead of single elimination, 32 cars compete in balanced groups, allowing each to race multiple times while earning points. This aims to offer a fairer, more engaging experience while maintaining high stakes in playoffs.

“The Final Four”: This McLaren Elva M1A Shows the Finish Line is In Sight for the Auto World Ultra-G Racing Fleets!

I’ve recently come to a consequential decision about my slot car hobby. I’ve decided that the time is fast approaching to wrap up what may be my favorite aspect of it: acquiring, customizing, and building the Auto World Ultra-G racing fleets. If you look at the case contents shown here of my 2nd case forContinue reading ““The Final Four”: This McLaren Elva M1A Shows the Finish Line is In Sight for the Auto World Ultra-G Racing Fleets!”

“The Replacements” Episode XIII

The post reflects the author’s emotional journey with the slot car “Old Reliable,” a ’64 GTO associated with a beloved driver, Case Cunningham. Despite initial disappointment, its performance earned respect, leading to its semi-retirement. A newer version is introduced as a rebuilt iteration, retaining the name and legacy on the racing track.