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Couldn't agree more. The 2023 range looks just about the best ever. Great to see some of the old Scalextric models such as the F1, Capri's, Escorts and SD1's, now upgraded from the originals to high detail cars. The Countach, Esprit and FAB1 are very welcome additions. Re the Triumphs, great call. Would be fantastic to see our premier slot car producer bring some more British classics back to life.

Hi Paul, I believe they are due this month. They usually (pre-Covid anyway) came with the catalogue around February time. The covering letter with this years' catalogue advised the cars would be delayed until April. Hope this helps. Mike

If there's anyone like me who likes to collect all the versions of one model, such as Escorts, Mustangs, anything Aston or Jag etc., it's quite frustrating their are ever more 'special editions' for the slot festivals that are simply unavailable to those of us that can't attend every event. Some pop up on Ebay and the like at later dates at ridiculous prices *i.e. Police Ford Escort MkI currently on at £550! I attend some of these festivals and purchase them at reasonable cost where I can but can't justify a trip to say Leeds from Surrey to maybe get one. Could a small number of these be offered to Club Members even if at slightly higher than normal prices please?

The P1800 (although British built by Jensen) and the Saab V4 are iconic and would be a welcome addition. Someone also mentioned BTCC/BSCC earlier. The cars from its' heyday from early 1990's and earlier would be a great thing to see (Dolomites, Mondeos, Jag MKII's etc...)