Slot Car Magazine Issue 57

Slot Car Magazine Issue 57 - September 2020.

42 colour pages.

Magazine for racers, collectors and builders. Produced by enthusiasts for enthusiasts, written by contributors from all over the world, covering scenics, kit building, driving, reviews and of course racing.

The Building Bug by Tony Di Pastena
Three attractive buildings by Magnetic Racing are granted planning permission and are test built.

Womp Womps by Steve Adkins
Speed, adrenalin, some history and dressing up in funny costumes – only in the USA!

To The Max! by Hub Habets
Hub Habets discovers a very special rally car when he investigates the Teamslot Renault 5..

Hey Bulldog! by Andy Player
A new, all encompassing, HO chassis – The Bulldog BDR – and it has a racing pedigree too.

Fasten Your Belts! by Ric Woods
Ric straps in for a look at the forthcoming FastenBelts model of the 1949 Le Mans contender – the Frazer Nash “High Speed”.

Lancia HF 4WD by Hub Habets
Hub drives the new Teamslot Martini-liveried car through some challenging stages.

Carrera-Plenty by Ric Woods
There are still plenty of new releases despite the Covid-19 restrictions. Ric Woods takes a look.

Socially-Distance HO Drag Racing! by Andy Player
Andy Player hosted the “Rock County Summer Series” and it proved to be a big hit.

Junior Showtime by Ric Woods with Tony Di Pastena
Temptation loomed and he gladly succumbed to the delights of the BRM 1/24 Alfa Romeo GTA 1300 Juniors.

Delta Force! by Ric Woods
SRC have kept us waiting, but here are the first test shots of the Lancia Delta S4... and it looks the business.

Pure Gold by Marc Abbott
A stunning “Teboil Gold” Ford Escort RS2000, 1979 1000 Lakes, from Teamslot.

From The Scrap Heap by Tony Di Pastena
There were enough scrap cars and parts to open his own scrap yard... but what about some Sloting Plus upgrades?

You Say You Want A Revolution by Ric Woods
Pendle Slot have gone anti-metal and introduced the perfect plastic-fantastic alternative for your RevoSlot.

Dilworth 
Problems? Slot Guru sorts out the weird from the downright ridiculous with less than appropriate answers.