Continuing Scalextric’s long running relationship with McLaren is this exciting new addition to the Scalextric range - unveiled at the Geneva International Motor Show on March 7th 2017, the McLaren 720S is the latest supercar to come from the famous Woking manufacturer and boasts...

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...

Penelope Pitstop's 'Pink Pussycat' Car as seen on the hit TV series Wacky Races. This solo vehicle is an ideal collectable and a great addition to the Micro Scalextric Wacky Races Set which contains Dick Dastardly and Mutley's 'Mean Machine' and Peter Perfect's 'Turbo...

Great Scott! Prepare to go Back to the Future in celebration of the film’s 35th anniversary with this newly tooled release of the most famous time machine to ever grace the screen! Inventor Doc Brown achieves the seemingly impossible when he builds a time...

Another great addition to the Scalextric Hyper car line up the Rasio C20 in red is a striking and durable car! Perfect for cruising the Scalextric city streets or tearing up the track, which makes this powerful machine is a guaranteed winner!

Justice League Wonder Woman solo car. This solo vehicle is an ideal collectible and an addition to the Micro Scalextric Justice League Set which contains Batman and Superman. This solo vehicle is compatible with all 9V Micro Scalextric track systems.

The Lotus Esprit S1 is known for its polygonal ‘folded paper’ like design but was ultimately made famous when it was driven by MI6 Special Agent 007 James Bond in the 1977 hit movie ‘The Spy Who Loved Me’ starring Roger Moore as Bond....

The living daylights was the 15th Bond film and the first to star Timothy Dalton. In this Bond adventure 007 pilots the icon of 80s brawn, the Aston Martin V8. Equipped here with skis and a rocket motor to escape down a ski slope,...

Great Scott! Prepare to go Back to the Future in celebration of the film’s 35th anniversary with this new release of the most famous time machine to ever grace the screen! In Part II this time Inventor Doc Brown’s DeLorean time machine is used...

Batman originates all the way back to 1939 where he was first introduced in Detective Comics. Since then, he has grown to become one if not the most famous of superheroes of all time. Batman made it from the comic book pages and onto...