Norwich Slot Racing Club
- The Norwich Slot Racing Club is based at Clover Hill Village Hall, Humbleyard, Clover Hill, Bowthorpe. People under the age of 16 wishing to attend must be accompanied by an adult. The open day at Bowthorpe takes place until 4pm today.
- Slot Racing Club is a hobby focused on scalecar racing and iRacing. The main emphasis is on hobbies for children and young people, but we welcome everyone, regardless of age or gender, to work together as a family. We operate in several locations as well as in several countries.
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- Norwich Slot Racing is a non-profit club and is open to new members from 8 years old (up to 16s accompanied by adult) Contacts: Ken 07557 012 476 / Keith 01603 748 531.
WHO fans growing up in the 1970s were relatively starved of merchandise compared to today, with just a handful of Target paperbacks, the odd annual and special items like the Radio Times 10th anniversary special filling their shelves.
So it was that the arrival of the Doctor Who Sound Effects LP in 1978 came as a breath of fresh air, offering a variety of audio snatches reflecting the Time Lord’s otherworldly adventures on a host of alien worlds.
Norwich Slot Racing has a 4 lane, 30m MDF slot track in their club room, upstairs at Clover Hill Village Hall, Norwich.
This made available for the first time such evocative aural fare as Sutekh’s Time Tunnel, the Shrine of the Sisterhood of Karn, a Gallifreyan staser gun, Dalek hatching tanks on Skaro, the sonic screwdriver and even “Inside Doctor Who’s mind” courtesy of an extract from The Invisible Enemy.
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Produced by Dick Mills and Brian Hodgson of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, these fascinating sounds inspired a generation of fans, many of whom went on to work on the Doctor Who audio adventures range produced by Big Finish.
Not exactly the sort of album you stick on for background music, ultimately being little more than a collection of electronic noises, but still a fascinating record of the work of the talented Radiophonic Workshop, and a neat slice of Who history.
This new release from the Vintage Beeb range not only features a copy of the original sleeve (complete with working titles for many of the stories featured), but also a special mock-vinyl CD design aimed at recollecting those bygone days of turntables.
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