[sunsetman]

The winner of the competition in the first issue was James Parker with the answer.

Your prizes will be on the way to you shortly.

Thanks to all who entered.

 

[abbo]

Yes - I hear that Sunsetman had quite a few correct entries, so he put the names on paper, spread them over the garden and which ever one his neighbour's cat sat down on... won the competition

What other perfect scientific method could you possible think of?

Anyway, James - well done. I'll get the items off to you on Tuesday when the post office opens again after the bank holiday.

Don't forget - Issue 2 will feature a prize kindly donated by Adrian "Scalextric" Norman: an Aston Martin Dirty look, which in a way is appropriate, because issue 2 features plenty of dirt!

Oh, and the question will be very simple - even the cat could answer it!

ABBO

 

[owensy]

Well done James

Stephen

 

[myscalextric]

I've just got back from a week away to find my prizes - thanks very much, definitely the most interesting items the postman delivered! I took my laptop away with me so got some time to read through the first pdf issue properly. There were a good mix of items covered in the magazine and I really enjoyed reading it, particularly the articles on customizing and weathering cars. In future issues, I'd be interested to read about landscaped circuits and the model-making side of the hobby.

Well done with the first issue, I'm looking forward to the next one.

James
http://myscalextric.blogspot.com/

 

[abbo]

QUOTE I'd be interested to read about landscaped circuits and the model-making side of the hobby

Well would you believe it... an entire section on dirt featured in issue 2 (see separate thread), courtesy of Lynn Haines.

ABBO

 

[myscalextric]

Perfect!