Good to see the track again after being invited to have a run around and race on the track years ago. Back then your uncle explained how he was pleased to track down quite a quantity of Japanese Kogure track suitable for 1/24 th cars. The Scalextric short lived 1/24 track, from about 1968, was three lane track, so this might still be the Kogure track. Also I remember your uncle describing his first racing car kit before Scalextric from the era when the kits consisted mostly of a block of balsa and parts, with plans, cross sections and instructions of how to carve it into a racing car body. An expensive purchase from a long gone shop underneath the railway arches along the Yarra River.
double cheers to your dad and you. two generations of slot car guys. bravo! I'm in the same boat as your dad just at the other end I love this hobby, again cheers to you guys!
OHH I had that scalextric mini many years ago .loved it 🤗wow that is a dream collection of classic slotcars . Absolute heaven 😍 thanks for posting Shane 🤗👍
Mate gotta love old school, I'm in that age bracket, and I run scalextric analogue, but I have the newer cars, mainly V8 super cars and Aussie touring cars. But I do remember a lot of those cars, keep showing the collections it's great stuff 👍
Those 1/24 scale cars are cool Surprised by the level of detail on them Not bad effort from the old man but just needs to slow down when filming the cars. Wanted a good look but he was too fast🤣🤣
Very good video well done thank you for sharing 👍🇦🇺
@@JeffScriven-wb1pu thank you for doing it
Good to see the track again after being invited to have a run around and race on the track years ago.
Back then your uncle explained how he was pleased to track down quite a quantity of Japanese Kogure track suitable for 1/24 th cars. The Scalextric short lived 1/24 track, from about 1968, was three lane track, so this might still be the Kogure track.
Also I remember your uncle describing his first racing car kit before Scalextric from the era when the kits consisted mostly of a block of balsa and parts, with plans, cross sections and instructions of how to carve it into a racing car body. An expensive purchase from a long gone shop underneath the railway arches along the Yarra River.
Nice work Dad 👍🏼
Very cool!,,,
@@BonzaSlotCars thank you mate
double cheers to your dad and you. two generations of slot car guys. bravo! I'm in the same boat as your dad just at the other end I love this hobby, again cheers to you guys!
@@danielbright-q9d thank you
thats was great video Dad and wow thats a legacy! so cool that you shared that with us. thank you
Wow awesome Shane 😊
@@rhysthomas209 thank you
Great stuff! Keep them coming 👍😀🇦🇺
@@johnvodopija thank you mate
Beautiful old cars.
Fantastic collection brings back lots of memories of racing scalextric in the 60s.
@@RoughnReadyRaceway thank you
OHH I had that scalextric mini many years ago .loved it 🤗wow that is a dream collection of classic slotcars . Absolute heaven 😍 thanks for posting Shane 🤗👍
@@Scale_Slotcars_Latvia thank you
Mate gotta love old school, I'm in that age bracket, and I run scalextric analogue, but I have the newer cars, mainly V8 super cars and Aussie touring cars. But I do remember a lot of those cars, keep showing the collections it's great stuff 👍
@@user-hh9xh1jx3v thank you
That’s awesome and good work jeff Done better than Shane
Those 1/24 scale cars are cool Surprised by the level of detail on them
Not bad effort from the old man but just needs to slow down when filming the cars. Wanted a good look but he was too fast🤣🤣