Commemorative and celebration sets NEW to the range...
Note: Models and liveries may be subject to change with out prior notice. However, we will always endeavour to keep the website up to date with any changes.
Here are our very collectable and race-able cars from our commemorative range.
SCALEXTRIC CARSC2782A 50 years of Scalextric Celebration Pack - Ferrari.
One of the first two cars ever made by Scalextric was a Ferrari 375 made in tinplate. We have lovingly reproduced this iconic car of the Fifties again with a tinplate body but to todays high standards of detail. We have then matched the 375 with a modern day Ferrari to represent 50 years of Scalextric. These fine pieces show how Scalextric can now produce classic and modern cars whether they are raced on track or displayed in a cabinet. This celebration pack comes with the official Scalextric 50th anniversary book. Hundreds of your favourite Scalextric cars and accessories are shown in a time-line reflecting what happened in world events during these decades. | 
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| C2783A 50 years Celebration Pack - Mercedes.
The fantastic Mercedes SLR car also shares its 50th anniversary with Scalextric. Therefore, we have produced the famous Moss - 'Jenks' Mercedes 300 SLR from 1955 along with its modern day supercar version of the 300 SLR. This particular modern version of the 300 SLR is a special build produced by Mercedes in their celebration of this famous marque. |
C2558A Ferrari and McLaren - Lauda v Hunt.
Announced last year, our first special presentation pack release in 2007 is a fantastic Ferrari v McLaren pairing. The famous battle between the UK's James Hunt and Austrian Niki Lauda is well known and now brought to you in the shape of this wonderful Scalextric boxed set containing their cars. Hunt's No.11 McLaren M23 and World Champion Lauda's No.1 Ferrari 312T2, both were cars at the forefront of technology in the 1970's. | 
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| C2770A Ferrari 330P4 - Monza celebration.
Competing alongside Ford GT40 were the famous Ferrari 330 P4 cars.
This boxed set commemorates their win at Monza with the No.3 and No.4 cars. Beautifully detailed and presented. |