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The '''Aurora AFX''' range of | The '''Aurora AFX''' range of [[slotcar]]s (1971 - 1983/1984) were scaled to blend in with popular 00/H0 model railway systems. | ||
The ancestor of the range was the 1:76 00-scaled '''[[Playcraft Highways]]''' range, originally manufactured for Playcraft by Jouef, which Aurora acquired and improved, replacing the original "buzzy" push-pull "solenoid-and-ratchet" motors with something more sophisticated, until finally brining out the A/FX or "Aurora Factory Experimentals" range in 1971, with standardised chassis that took clip-on bodyshells (the longer 1973 "speciality" chassis also took a fixing screw). | ==Origins and development== | ||
The ancestor of the range was the 1:76 00-scaled '''[[Playcraft]] [[Highways]]''' range, originally manufactured for Playcraft by [[Jouef]], which Aurora acquired and improved, replacing the original "buzzy" push-pull "solenoid-and-ratchet" motors with something more sophisticated, until finally brining out the A/FX or "Aurora Factory Experimentals" range in 1971, with standardised chassis that took clip-on bodyshells (the longer 1973 "speciality" chassis also took a fixing screw). | |||
==See also:== | |||
* '''[[Playcraft Highways]]''' – ''the predecessor of the original Aurora slotcar range'' | |||
==Links:== | ==Links:== |
Revision as of 14:03, 14 December 2018
The Aurora AFX range of slotcars (1971 - 1983/1984) were scaled to blend in with popular 00/H0 model railway systems.
Origins and development
The ancestor of the range was the 1:76 00-scaled Playcraft Highways range, originally manufactured for Playcraft by Jouef, which Aurora acquired and improved, replacing the original "buzzy" push-pull "solenoid-and-ratchet" motors with something more sophisticated, until finally brining out the A/FX or "Aurora Factory Experimentals" range in 1971, with standardised chassis that took clip-on bodyshells (the longer 1973 "speciality" chassis also took a fixing screw).
See also:
- Playcraft Highways – the predecessor of the original Aurora slotcar range
Links:
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