13th-Mar-20, 01:18 PM
Like CMOTD, I also started in the 'eighties with the first edition of Roger Gillham's Scalextric guide, which was a must have for Scalextric fans (edition two till four are still missing). I couldn't have guessed then, Roger and his wife Audrey would visit us in 2007 for taking a look at my Scalextric track in the attic. He tought me a lot about the basics of slot car photography, which was, and still is, a great honour for me. I still remember he rejected my first attemp of photos for his 7th edition book, because they were not good enough. How right he was!
At that moment I had no clue, till he told me more about creating better light conditions.
As a rallyfan the book "40 Años de Scalextric en España" is a highlight for me.
It starts with the Scalextric story of founder Fred Francis from 1952-1961, followed by the Exin period 1962-1993, the Tyco period 1993-1997 and ends with the Techni Toys period 1998-2002 (40 years Scalextric Spain 1962-2002).
The text is Spanish, but the lay-out is great and in full-colour.
rallyhub
At that moment I had no clue, till he told me more about creating better light conditions.
As a rallyfan the book "40 Años de Scalextric en España" is a highlight for me.
It starts with the Scalextric story of founder Fred Francis from 1952-1961, followed by the Exin period 1962-1993, the Tyco period 1993-1997 and ends with the Techni Toys period 1998-2002 (40 years Scalextric Spain 1962-2002).
The text is Spanish, but the lay-out is great and in full-colour.
rallyhub
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