Slot Magazine

10 COLLECTING FEATURE
This time we look at the bright yellow cars that
raced from the 1970’s up until the tobacco
ban in motorsport finally closed its grip, of the
famous Camel brand. As seen through the
eyes of the slot car manufacturers.
16 REAL EVENT
The annual Goodwood Festival of Speed
is a feast for the eyes on any Motorsport
enthusiast, which I believe most of you are!
Here we have plenty of cars you will recognise
from the back catalogues of the slot car world.
22 PRODUCT REVIEW
When is a Mazda 787B not a Mazda 787B?
When it’s the Mazda 767B which was a totally
different car – as produced here by Solt.it.
26 PRODUCT REVIEW AND WORKSHOP
We finally get hold of the production 1960 Le
Mans C1 Corvette from MR Slotcar. And not
for the squeamish we put it under the knife!
32 CLUB FOCUS
Remember the wonderfully detailed Le Mans
track we featured in issues 68 and 69? It was
produced by the talents of the DLF Modelling
& History Association of Pontassieve. Here
we show you their club circuit and a self -built
series of classic sports race cars produced in
resin -sublime!
36 PRODUCT REVIEW
In 1984 Renault replaced their long-standing
and popular 5 model with a newer model
that they called the Supercincq. This is FLY’s
version of the GT Turbo version of what really
started to put Hot, in the term Hot Hatch.
40 WORKSHOP
Philip Prestage shows us his scratch building
skills again. This time his builds the Renault
RS01, the car that took Formula 1 into the
turbo age.
44 PRODUCT REVIEW
The Monaco 1963 twin car set from Scalextric.
A beautify presented pair of Classic F1 cars
featuring two British F1 Champions from a
bygone age.