DC Comics has published over 55,000 comic books since they were founded in 1934. This DC Comics themed VW Camper Van celebrates the characters created in their early catalogue of superheroes, including the cover of first published comic book: Action Comics #1, featuring Superman himself.

With working lights (front and rear) and a unique and "high detail" livery, this VW Camper Van is sure to be popular with avid collectors of slot cars and DC Fans alike.

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From 1984 to 1989 the International race of champions used specially modified Chevrolet Camaro IROCs to pit the best racing drivers from across the United States, and the world, against each other to find the ultimate champion. The Cars were far removed from their road going cousins, being space framed tubular chassis machines with more in common with NASCAR racers then road going machines.

With each car painted a bright shade they were easy to follow for fans who where then easily able to pick out at a distance their favourite drivers. The series ran strongly throughout the 1980s, a decade that is synonymous with this shape Camaro.

For 2019 British GT Championship stalwart's TF Sport moved to the new Aston Martin GT3. Joining Graham Davidson in one car was reigning British GT champion and superstar of the series Johnny Adam.

The car looks fantastic in its matte blue scheme, reproduced faithfully here by Scalextric. And of the GT3 field it is not only the class around the British circuits but also your Scalextric track at home. A contender for the 2019 title this Aston Martin is a real performance car.

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2019 Saw the first ever privately entered Ford GT GTE at LeMans. The strikingly liveried number 85 example was entered by Ben Keating, and featured Jeroen Bleekemolen and Felipe Fraga alongside Ben in the car on driving duties. The purple chrome livery of sponsor Wynn's certainly helped the car stand out on track at LeMans and the Ford GT GTE is certainly a star of the Scalextric range, however sadly 2019 was a bittersweet race for the car. With a class win a highlight on Sunday the car was however disqualified for a fuel irregularity later on. However, by looks, the car is certainly a winner.

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The Ford Escort MK1 is an icon of touring car racing all over the world. The car has seen success across Europe and as far away from its homeland as Australia. As well as its obvious wins in the BTCC though the car also saw use in the United States. 1972 saw a car entered for John Fitzpatrick, a well known and successful British racer, and American John Buffum. The car was hugely outperformed around the oval circuit by the prototypes also entered, but in its class the little Escort performed well, before being eliminated by a problem with the differential.

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Any VW Panel Van or VW Camper is desirable, but even more so when it bears the name of one of the most famous Porsche teams ever to grace the track. The Brumos racing team was founded in 1971 by Peter Gregg and achieved success at Daytona in various 24-hour races. Racing Porsches almost exclusively the team relied upon vans like this to support their racing efforts in the early days. An iconic vehicle now represented in Scalextric form the Brumos van is yet another famous livery on the T1b body.

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The Lamborghini Centenario is a striking car, brash loud and exciting in this subtle White colour scheme the car still stands out. Equally at home on the track or cruising round the streets of Mayfair or Bel Air the Centenario is a triumph of design and function over physics. With its super resistant design the car can also survive numerous mishaps, being somewhat stronger then its full size cousin!

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The ninth generation of Thunderbird introduced a new highly aerodynamic body. This streamlined shape was the perfect ingredient for a racing car and thus the Ford Thunderbird became an excellent and accomplished stock car racer. This striking yellow and black example will look right at home on your street circuit or oval race way! And while it may look like a cab, there certainly isn't room for passengers!

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The new Aston Martin Vantage GT3 has already proved to be a success on track. With the famous Garage 59 team switching over from a rival manufacturer to run the Aston Martins as a customer entry, the team debuted its new cars at the Monza round of the Blancpain Endurance Championship and at the second round at Silverstone the car was driven by Chris Goodwin, Alexander West and Top Gear presenter Chris Harris. The car ran well and finished 33rd overall, third in the AM cup for amateur drivers.

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A staple of the British Saloon Car series in the 1970s Stuart Graham initially began as a motorcycle racer, riding in the Honda works team and later for Suzuki in the 50cc and 125cc world championships. He is known for racing a similarly liveried Chevrolet Camaro in the BTCC, then moving over to this 3.0 MK3 Capri in the later 1970s. It was raced with some success both at home and in Europe throughout this period, and in its Brut 33 livery looks every inch the 1970s touring car. With a powerful V6 and a great chassis the car was an excellent racer.

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The Chevrolet Corvette truly is Americas GT car of choice. With a history spanning 60 years the car is as synonymous with American motoring as the Mustang or the pickup truck. And ever since its introduction to the road the car has been found on the racetrack as well as the street. This example raced in the IMSA series in the 1970s, adorned with flames as well as side exit exhausts the car looks as menacing as it does fast.

With big wide tyres and a rumbling V8, this muscle car is ready to show the opposition exactly what the Corvette is capable of both on the road and on the Scalextric track.

The Joker has been one of Batman's worst enemies since his first appearance in 1940. The Clown Prince of Crime typically sports green hair and a purple suit, and has a notoriously wide red grin, all featured in this themed vehicle. Is this Joker inspired car fast and crazy enough to escape the Caped Crusader?

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Both Sam Osborne and Excerl8 made their BTCC debut in 2019. This fantastically livered MG6 with its black and green colours evokes memories of earlier BTCC MGs.  And while the year was a steep learning curve for both Sam and the team he was able to score their first points finish at the Snetterton round in August.

The Tool Maniac livery along with Wera branding makes this MG6 one of the best looking on the current grid as well as the slot car track.  BTCC fans all over the country will be looking to add this to their slot car collection from day one.  Don't miss out.

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From 1984 to 1989 the International Race of Champions used specially modified Chevrolet Camaro IROCs to pit the best racing drivers from across the United States, and the world, against each other to find the ultimate champion. The Cars were far removed from their road going cousins, being space framed tubular chassis machines with more in common with NASCAR racers then road going machines. With each car painted a bright shade they were easy to follow for fans who where then easily able to pick out at a distance their favourite drivers. The series ran strongly throughout the 1980s, a decade that is synonymous with this shape Camaro.

This model Chevrolet Camaro Scalextric slot car would make an excellent addition to any stock car collection of slot cars.

2018 saw TV's Drew Pritchard, star of Salvage Hunters, enter the Goodwood Revivals Jack Sears Memorial Trophy with this fabulous VW Beetle. Looking just like a café racer of the early 1960s it proved to be a competitive little car, despite a spin it finished in 25th place, not bad against some of the high power and driven by pro drivers - Jaguars and Austin's.

The lap time Drew achieved was also indicative of the cars pace. And now this too can chase your classic touring cars around the track at home, with Lucky number 13 on the side!

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A staple of touring car racing throughout Europe the Ford Escort is a prominent racer wherever you go. An iconic car combined with Gulf livery this Scalextric Escort becomes a sure-fire winner. This particular car races in Portugal, against other stars of the 1970s racing scene. Here as everywhere Ford and the blue oval are to be found out in front. This is an essential part of any Gulf or Scalextric collection.

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For the first time in 2019 the Ford GT GTE was adorned with a retro inspired livery. The number 67 car raced at Daytona with this fantastic Castrol livery. Piloted by Scott Dixon, Richard Westbrook and Ryan Briscoe the car finished fourth in the hotly contested GTLM class. Built to contest the 24 Hours of LeMans race the Ford GT GTE is a very potent GT car, with class wins at all of the endurance classic events, including Daytona and LeMans.

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An icon of LeMans the Ford GT40 was integral to the Ford VS Ferrari wars of the 1960s and even today the Ford GT40 remains a staple of historic racing. A major star of events such as Goodwood as well, in this case, races across the USA such as the Monterey Historic the car is still a real spectacle to see both on track and on the Scalextric track. This GT40 looks resplendent in its red paintwork, almost mimicking the Ferraris which it helped to defeat in the 1960s.

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The British Police of the 1980s were not just to be found behind the wheel of the standard Panda cars and hatchbacks. To catch faster criminals, they also had the use of sporty coupes, such as this 3.0 Capri. The last Capri to serve with Manchester Police this car came equipped with a rear spoiler, as well as a flashing light, both of which no doubt where integral to catching the crooks! Known for going sideways this Capri will be perfect to slide round your Scalextric layout while you scream 'You're nicked!'

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2013 BTCC champion Andrew Jordan is known not just for his BTCC and Rallycross exploits, but also his historic racing team and prowess driving historic cars. A star of events such as Goodwood he has with his father Mike built this amazing little mini up to be a real thorn in the side of other historic touring cars. Painted the same shade as his first rallycross mini the car looks the part, and just like on a real track the Scalextric version is just as nimble and agile.

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A regular sight in European Rallycross in the early 1990s this Camel sponsored Ford Sierra RS500 was piloted expertly on the tarmac and shale mix tracks of the ERC by Norwegian Bjorn Skogstad. Locked in an epic tussle with Rallycross hero Kenneth Hansen the yellow RS500 often came out second best to Hansen's green example. But the livery and exuberant driving style means that this is a sure-fire winner on the Scalextric track.

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The 1979 Australian Touring Car Championship was won by this, the ASF sponsored Holden Torana of Bob Morris. Winning four of the eight rounds that year the Holden A9X proved to be dominant force, with the same type of car winning all four of the other rounds. Forever enshrined into Australian racing folklore the car was well known for its sideways action and thrilling races.

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The first of Tyrrells own cars the 001 saw its debut in the Canadian GP of 1970. Qualified on pole by Jackie Stewart the car proved at first to be fast but unreliable, retiring with a broken axle while leading. But Formula One was soon to be taken by storm by this small UK team, with the same design taking Stewart to the title in 1971. This icon of Formula One history is now available for the first time in Scalextric form, appearing as it did at that first Formula one race in Canada.

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For 2019 the Silverstone based RAM Racing adorned their Blancpain endurance challenger with this amazing art car inspired paint job. Raced at Monza by Tom Onslow-Cole and Remon Vos the car performed well and certainly looked fantastic, even against a background of a very, very wet Italian weekend. Now you too can add this amazing Mercedes supercar to your line up, the Mercedes AMG GT3 is right at the front of both Scalextric racing and real GT3 competition.

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One of the most famous road races of all time the Targa Florio was a gruelling 10 lap race around the public roads that wind their way round the island of Sicily. In 1967 it was a round of the international manufacturer's championship, and cars from all over the world flocked to compete.

This glorious 412P was entered by Herbert Muller and Jean Guichet, but sadly suffered a differential problem on the tortuous route and failed to finish. But a car as wild and as exciting as this prototype racer surely looked just as amazing on the mountain roads as it does on your Scalextric track!

The Mustang GT4 has for 2019 made a real impact on the British GT championship. New to the British GT series Mulitmatic have years of experience with Ford in both international series and at LeMans. In this car experienced Canadian racer Scott Maxwell is joined by Seb Priaulx, son of multi world champion Andy. The team has had a successful 2019 campaign with the car performing well in the tough GT4 category. The Mustang is a big powerful car, and one that looks great on the tarmac and the Scalextric track.

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In his first season of BTCC racing newcomer Michael Crees really surpassed expectations. Taking a number of points finishes the Kent man did superbly well in the team HARD ran VW CC. In only his third season of car racing he was quickly a fan's favourite and this brightly coloured car looks every bit the BTCC contender.

In High Detail, with working lights and magnatraction, this VW CC makes a great addition to the BTCC Scalextric collection.

While it is of course synonymous with racing in the USA the Ford Mustang also saw some excellent results in the United Kingdom as well. Irish racer Martin Birrane, later to successfully run Lola, raced this car in the 1972 British Saloon Car Series. An ex Tran-Am development car Martin raced it successfully both in the British series and in Group-2 races across Europe. Its 5-litre engine helping to propel it along at some speed!

On the Scalextric track this awesome American muscle car will be equally at home fighting off Camaros and Escorts as it was on the racetracks of the 1970s.

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A staple of the historic racing scene the Ford Lotus Cortina is a regular at the Goodwood Revival, with the public taking a real shine to this example. At Goodwood established racing drivers often do battle not just with each other, but also celebrities. In this case Howard Donald from Take That was to be found behind the wheel of this beautiful grey Lotus Cortina.

Expertly prepared by the Jordan Racing Team the car was shared by 2013 BTCC champion Andrew Jordan and his father Mike. Howard is however the regular driver and 'everything changes' when outside of the Goodwood races when he is 'back for good' behind the wheel.

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The Mustang GT4 has for 2019 made a real impact on the British GT championship. New team RACE performance have entered this strikingly coloured example and have two excellent young drivers at the wheel. Aron Taylor-Smith has lots of previous BTCC history as well as a stint in the Blancpain Sprint series. While Sam Smelt has also BTCC races to his name. The team has had a successful 2019 campaign with the car performing well in the tough GT4 category. The Mustang is a big powerful car, and one that looks great on the tarmac and the Scalextric track.

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One of the most famous and iconic sponsors in motorsport history, Gulf are synonymous with winning and GT racing. As are Lotus. With the Evora they have a ready built GT4 contender, and in the hands of Stanbridge Motorsport in this years GT Cup series the car has proved not only to be a great looking machine, but a brilliantly liveried one too.

This model slot car is another excellent addition to our Gulf Scalextric line up, any collector would be proud to add this to their collection.

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For 2019 WSR and BMW moved away from the trusty 1-series BTCC car and developed a brand new car based upon the 330i M-Sport. This car has proved to be the class of a very competitive BTCC field. Its design and RWD platform, coupled with some excellent driving skills of Colin Turkington it triumped to win Colin a fourth BTCC crown in a nailbiting finish. Here in Scalextric form it is a sure fire hit against the other BTCC cars in our range.

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The 25th and latest Bond film sees 007 once again back behind the wheel of the iconic Aston Martin DB5. The car looks as resplendent as ever in the famous Silver Birch shade and in his tuxedo Bond looks as dapper as ever!

In the 25th installment of the franchise, No Time To Die, Bond relies once more on the faithful DB5 to escape an army of henchmen while in Italy. And now you can recreate that excitement at home with your own James Bond model slot car!

A new tool for Scalextric, the famous Aston Martin V8 has now featured in two Bond films. Making its debut in the Living Daylights the car returns in 'No Time To Die'. A big beast of a GT car the V8 was a mainstay of the Aston Martin range throughout the late 1970s and 1980s as well as being Bonds car of choice.

While the car features no gadgets in the latest installment, its speed and beauty are enough to make it an essential Bond car.