Rolamatics

British made Matchbox Superfast 1969-83
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Idris wrote:
GHOSTHUNTER wrote:Remote...you were lucky, we ad a long stick to poke the buttons...
You were lucky...my parents used their children!
You were both lucky, my parents just used a long stick to poke the children! And we didn't even have a TV!
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Sorry for delay in this but here is the promised RolaMatics advert in color I have in my collection.
It is in Dutch language as it probally is from a Belgium comic magazine.

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Wow! thank's Marcel, this is great stuff, I don't collect 'Rolamatics' but love all this type of ephemera, thank you for showing it, any more coming our way?

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I collect Matchbox ads and must have over 100 of them. I don't have a scanner unfortunatly.
Christian Falkensteiner shows quite a lot of Matchbox ads on his website. (all of these ads are in german language and you can click on ecah picture to make the photo bigger to see it more in detail)

http://www.mboxcommunity.com/cfalkens/M ... ermany.htm

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Very nice Marcel, thanks for showing them. I love looking at the artwork and it would be great to see some more. If you can't scan them maybe photos would work :)
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I have seen the Matchbox adverts on Christian's site previously and they are brilliant, thoroughly recommended viewing for all forum members here.

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matchboxmarcel wrote:I collect Matchbox ads and must have over 100 of them. I don't have a scanner unfortunatly.
Christian Falkensteiner shows quite a lot of Matchbox ads on his website. (all of these ads are in german language and you can click on ecah picture to make the photo bigger to see it more in detail)

http://www.mboxcommunity.com/cfalkens/M ... ermany.htm

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Over 100,excellent,thought i was doing well with about a dozen! I`ve laminated mine,as i was told it will help preserve and protect them longer... :)
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Hello Familybucket43, are we going to see some, I'd like to... :)

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GHOSTHUNTER wrote:Hello Familybucket43, are we going to see some, I'd like to... :)

Ghosty.
i`ll dig them out this weekend.. :D
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matchboxmarcel wrote:Sorry for delay in this but here is the promised RolaMatics advert in color I have in my collection.
It is in Dutch language as it probally is from a Belgium comic magazine.
The Flemish are linguistic purists and so would have used "zuigers" (the Dutch word for pistons). The Dutch are much more easy-going and do not have any problem using loan words. I therefore think that it probably came from a Dutch rather than a Belgian comic.
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