Spot-On.

[GHOSTHUNTER]

'The Ultimate Book of Spot On Models'.
This is how model car reference books should be done. It is full of important information detailing an incredible product line from the factory in Northern Ireland, the home of Spot-On models.

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It deals in the 1/42nd scale range of vehicles in quit a comprehensive way with the reader not wanting for much more!

A large number of the featured models can be seen at the Brighten toy museum.

I have not yet read my copy, only flicked through to see if some important Rolls-Royce model information had been included and it has, so things are looking good so far...

Here is a copy for sale...http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Ultimate-Bo ... B00H5RT26Y

Ghosthunter.

[GHOSTHUNTER]

If you want to stay computer specific for some good information on the range of Spot-On models, have a look here...http://spot-on-collector.com/

Ghosthunter.

[motorman]

I agree with Kevin this is a great piece of work, i bought my copy direct from author Brian Salter and it is a superb read crammed with info and detailed images, brilliant.

ASIN: B00H5RT26Y
Publisher: 'Inhouse'

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[toysnz]

"Spot-On Diecast Models By Triang" by Graham Thompson, published 1983, was the first comprehensive guide to the complete Spot-On range, including item thought to have been designed but not introduced to the range. An expensive book on Amazon (currently US$109), I managed to buy my copy for NZ$25.00 last month on our local TradeMe site. I use this book as a general guide to the models issued by Spot-On.

Product Details
Hardcover: 136 pages
Publisher: G. T. Foulis & Company; 1st edition (February 25, 1983)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0854293043
ISBN-13: 978-0854293049

http://www.amazon.com/Spot--Diecast-Mod ... +By+Triang

Ian