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New Jiada 1/43


Good news for the 1/43 scale. JWL slot cars is already selling the new Jiada sets and cars in this scale. I have not tried them yet, so I can not compare the quality of the tracks and the cars with SCX Compact, Carrera GO or Artin, but I will try to get some information as soon as possible. Until then, you can visit JWL web page for more data, http://www.jwlslotcars.com/Jiada143.html

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Anonymous said…
Jeff here from JWL Slot Cars. Let me tell you I'm very excited about our Jiada line. The 1/43 scale sets have some very unique qualities. For instance, the 4 lane set that is pictured is an actual 4 lane set. Meaning the track sections are 4 lanes not 2 two lanes put together. Another quality is that the two lane set that is pictured in a previous post has curve borders. I'm not sure any other manufacturer offers that. The borders also fit Artin track curves. Jiada offers a variety of track pieces that that can be used in either the two lane or four lane layouts. If anyone has any questions please feel free to contact me at jeff@jwlslotcars.net

Take care, Jeff
www.jiadaracing.com
www.jwlslotcars.net
January 9, 2008 at 12:54 AM
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