Rogerbass
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Great to see the Bond Bug back, Airfix must have hidden the tooling from previous Hornby management who scrapped Hornby and Scalextric tooling. Wonder what else will emerge.
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So the new Jaguar E type is one of the new simpler starter kits.
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Why is the Jag going to be 1.43 scale, am I missing something, thought it would be 1.32
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The service sheet is listing 3 models, so there must be a possible 3rd unless it's for the single Delboy. Need Airfix to dig out the Bond Bug tooling.
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come on Jaaag where are you.
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sorry get the tape measure to the Reliant, it's packed away at moment,
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Great news interesting to see if they dig out more old toolimg
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Seems there are three 1.32 scale car kits and one Quick build Lambo in Jadlams top 15 for the last 12 months, Triumph Herald at 13, Ford 3 litre at 11 and Jaguar e type at 3 so they must sell.
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If the Bond Bug tooling still exists the bug would make an ideal running mate for the Reliant Regal in the Scalextric 2020 range.
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Good to see the Maserati Indy for possible release, as long as it doesn't get delisted again like a couple of years ago.
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There speaks an unbiased moderator, but wouldn't it be an interesting challenge to create a front cab model that would accept mutiple rear sections.
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I think we all agree on a Jaguar Mk2 for Scalextric and Airfix, but for a starter it would be great if Airfix re-released the Jaguar 420 if it still exists but we are never told, it would fit well in the ' Vintage classics' range.
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Well Revell 1.32 cars seem to be selling well on ebay, the w beetle, beach buggy, opel and street rod are all re-releases and are finding homes.
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Nothing from the Scalextric MGB has been passed over to the Airfix one, not even the grill
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Scalextric used Airfix LIDAR scanning technology, but a Scalextric tooling is different to Airfix
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Well as Dame Edna would say 'look it's a tudor car'
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Here's one for Airfix model planners, according to honestjohnclassics in March 2014 there were still 19,440 assorted Morris 1000's registered on the road in the UK,, sounds like a ready market to me for the making of a 1.32 scale model