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Hi Andy, 

Excellent full coverage report as usual,  thank you 
So nice to get the chassis/motor configuration information for those of us who actively race our Scalextric cars, much appreciated. 

Great selection of models I think.  Some really nice new cars, particularly the Mk1 Jaguar,  about time really!
The Series 1 Land Rover looks good, but without a drop arm it won't be much cop on any raid style layout, but an inspired choice anyway.   Some great looking reliveries, particularly the Snake eyes Cobra of Bobby Verdon-Roe.   

The Dragon Snake Cobra of Mike Whitaker, #822, should be different to the other planned Cobras, as it runs to a Pre1963 specification,  not Pre 1966 ( narrower wheels and tyres, inside less flared wheel arches) being the most notable difference.   Interesting to see if that happens.  Either way, just a fabulous looking  car.  Can't wait for its release.   The actual colour scheme is an incredible metal flake style paint finish, good luck getting that spot on Hornby Scalextric! 

Thunderbirds FAB 1 has got to be a huge seller, it is just so different,  and an incredible looking thing.  Should drift nicely around my Routed Raceway,  at speed.  Shelf Queen, no way    I did notice that according to the Hornby Scalextric website it isn't actually due for release until Spring 2024?   Not really a 2023 Catalogue release then to be honest.....

A big thumbs up from me, and I will be purchasing plenty of new releases this coming year. 
Only real negative comment.....
I continue to be amazed at the number of errors that Hornby Scalextric make regarding drivers names, circuits and general information. 
Take a look at their website,  go through the new releases,  and see how many you can find.  Every year the printed catalogue has numerous errors,  now the website is the same!  Perhaps it will be a competition,  spot all the errors and win the entire 2023 catalogue 
No ECTO 1 Ghostbusters Cadillac again,  oh well,, I can keep hoping.............

Thanks again for all the time and effort you put into covering the Scalextric range.

Pip