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But, nothing more rewarding than being chosen by our very own source of inspiration, children, as their preferred toy. Indeed, the recent 2005 European Duracell Toy Survey showed SCX the digital system as the preferred toy for boys and girls alike from ages ranging 5-10 years old. Big Thank YOU from SCX !
SCX launches its fourth trackset of the year, another ALL-Ferrari, this time in the GT category, featuring two Ferrari 550 GT Maranello vehicles. This trackset comes with SCX PRO Hand-Throttles, sporting a much more sensitive trigger, ideal to tackle one of SCX’s largest tracksets available, designed to put to the test one’s driving abilities at the wheel of these fast Ferrari beauties. And to help drivers negotiate this layout, two 20 & 45-Ohm resistors are included to provide for different driving styles.

- Length: 10,24 m
- Size: 288 cm x 191 cm
- Special Accessories: SCX PRO Hand-Throttles and 2 Resistors (20 & 45 Ohms)
- Cars: 2 Ferraris 550 GT Maranello
- Track Sections: 18 Standard Curves, 11 Standard Straights, 5 Straights 175mm, 1 Gran Chicane, 1 Terminal Track, 17 Barriers, 17 Standard Curve Borders, 4+4 Tapering Borders for Straights, 2 Bridges, 1 Transformer
SCX has chosen to reproduce teams BMS Scuderia Italia, which won the 2003 and 2004 editions of the championship driven by the Italian drivers Matteo Bobbi and Gabriele Gardel, and Dart Racing Team, this latter version only available with the trackset. The Ferraris 550 GT Maranello have won 20 races in the history of FIA’s GT championship.
SCX reinforces its GT category by releasing yet another GT trackset, this time equipped with a Figure-of-Eight layout, one of the layouts best suited to enjoy high-speed driving. The cars included in the trackset are both excellent choices for speed racing: The Dome Judd “Lammers”, a personal project of the Dutch driver Jan Lammers who also doubled as driver for the team, Racing for Holland. Sharing the wheel were colleagues Chris Dyson and Katsutomo Kaneishi. The car achieved 7th position in the 72nd edition of the 24h Le Mans in 2004. The Audi R8 “Kristensen” winner of the 72nd edition the 24h Le Mans, with Tom Kristensen at the wheel for the Goh/Audi Sport Japan team. Kristensen, a.k.a. “Tom K.”, achieved an outstanding record with successive victories from 1999 through to 2005.

- Length: 5,09 m
- Size: 82cm x 238cm
- Cars: 1 Audi R8 “Kristensen” & 1 Dome Judd “Lammers”
- Track Sections: 10 Standard Curves, 6 Standard Straights, 2 Straights 175mm, 1 Terminal Track, 1 Transformer , 2 Standard Hand-Throttles, 2 Bridge Supports, 8 Barriers
SCX has reproduced the car that raced the 2005 edition of the World Tour Car Championship (WTCC) driven by Italian driver Gabriele Tarquini while racing for the Autodelta team. Formerly, Alfa Romeo had achieved victory successively in years 2000, 2001 and 2002, in both Constructors and Drivers Championships. It's striking red colour and balanced livery make this model a very elegant and eye-catching one, sure to make a smashing impression on the track.

- Motor : RX-41
- Traction : rear
- Front: : Ø 18,3 x 9,8 mm
- Rear : Ø 18,3 x 9,8 mm
- high-intensity headlamps xenon effect
- removable & adjustable magnet
- guide with suspension
- a.r.s. guide
- tilting chassis
SCX releases the reproduction of of the AMG-Mercedes C-Klasse that raced the Deutschen Tourenwagen Masters (DTM) in 2004 driven by French driver Jean Alesi. Alesi drove it for the HWA team, winner of 6 editions of the DTM in the last 15 years. Technically, it has also been equipped with Tilting Chassis, no longer a feature limited to SCX’s GT cars and which should make of this model an excellent contender in the tracks. A sober and sleek livery, its metal.lic grey colour renders this model a very elegant one.

- Motor : RX-41
- Traction : rear
- Front: : Ø 18,3 x 9,8 mm
- Rear : Ø 18,3 x 9,8 mm
- high-intensity headlamps xenon effect
- removable & adjustable magnet
- guide with suspension
- a.r.s. guide
- tilting chassis
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