Anyone remember these from their childhood?

[TREVCOS]

Managed to get hold of these this morning, been looking for good ones for a while because they're usually completely knackered. Both Corgi 1/18 scale and just about 40 years old, remarkable condition really for the age of them. I've even got the boxes, but they're pretty tatty to say the least. Very much before you couldn't advertise cigarettes on things like models too.

Anyone remember them?

[stewbaker]

just sold a jps lotus the same as that on ebay

[The Radman]

yes i remember those trev,i used to have the marlborough one myself

[TREVCOS]

[The Radman]

this could be a good thread trev, childhood toys anyone remember wall walkers? you used to stick them to the door/window with the suckers and let them race down i just happen to have them in the cupboard behind me

[TREVCOS]

this could be a good thread trev, childhood toys anyone remember wall walkers? you used to stick them to the door/window with the suckers and let them race down i just happen to have them in the cupboard behind me

I do indeed!

[simbo]

Did they not make those in scalextric models aswell??

[Cochyn]

Funnily enough, I was looking through some old mags the other day and came across my old "Model Collector" mags that state current prices of models. I've just picked a random one up from 1997 and it states that in that year, 70's F1 cars that are mint and boxed were worth between £100-150. So I'll assume a fair bit more now

[TREVCOS]

Funnily enough, I was looking through some old mags the other day and came across my old "Model Collector" mags that state current prices of models. I've just picked a random one up from 1997 and it states that in that year, 70's F1 cars that are mint and boxed were worth between £100-150. So I'll assume a fair bit more now

The models are good but the boxes are pretty manky. Not complaining though, you don't see many with the boxes at all.

I did used to have the Scalextric version of the JPS, not sure whether it's still at mum's or whether I flogged it.