Slot Car World Championships - What's in and what's out of the pit box for flying to the big race?

Have you ever thought of catching a plane to the next slot car race? When you are in the UK that is often the best option as there is plenty of water to cross to get to other countries. Sometimes it might be a short 2 hour flight or it could be a 12 hour flight to the other side of the world. However long it takes, you want to make sure your slot car equipment arrives safely and you have what you need to go racing.

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[OphidianVapes]

Good luck in Latvia and thanks for another ace video - think your storage innovations are incredible

[EdiZaxBest]

@cleavetech James, you can take a look at my slot box in a week. It was designed with flying as a main concern so does dot involve sorting things, i have a section of box i just put in hold luggage. That section holds all the questionable items. Been flying to races now last 7-8 years, never problem with carry on content.

[msfabiolira]

I don't understand English, but for me a box like this is a dream...

[juniorjr.]

Hi James, same content here i sent to mail,

First of all I would like to thank you for all the content you have put on your channel, with each new post I learn a little more and many of the things I put into practice and I have improved a lot in the preparation of my cars.

I have a friend here from Brazil (his name is Guilherme Negrello) who is going to participate in the World Cup in Latvia.

Could you take an extra mounting jig so he can buy it from you and bring it to me in Brazil? If possible, I could get one in black.

Thanks a lot.

Junior

[iandouglass]

James - Do you make any of the motor boxes for the 1/32 plastic cars?