@Nigel @OTR
Now that you mention it, HO vehicles are supposed to be 1:87
@OTR
Since was an original Aurora guy it wasn't until my Daughter was young when I bought me her a Tyco set and thought the same about it not being the quality the original Aurora was. And it seems all the Tyco sets were Circus sets with all kinds of jumps and loops, even going up walls. Not just plain sets.
@Rekp
This was an ingenious for these Slot Cars as it gives young children a chance to learn in stages how to control the vehicles before getting frustrated, losing interest and giving up.
Now that you mention it, HO vehicles are supposed to be 1:87
@OTR
Since was an original Aurora guy it wasn't until my Daughter was young when I bought me her a Tyco set and thought the same about it not being the quality the original Aurora was. And it seems all the Tyco sets were Circus sets with all kinds of jumps and loops, even going up walls. Not just plain sets.
@Rekp
This was an ingenious for these Slot Cars as it gives young children a chance to learn in stages how to control the vehicles before getting frustrated, losing interest and giving up.
Quote:Beginner (8v): Stay on track about 95% of the time
Intermediate (12v): Stay on track about 60% of the time
Expert (22v): You’re on your own!
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