So technically, it is not a book about Exin,
but about Scalextric, Cinexin, Exin Castillos, Tente, Ibertren… and how these
lines/licenses were exploited by other companies like Tyco, Educa-Borrás, Giro Toys or
Popular de Juguetes (PdJ). There are many curious stories about people and
companies, and as it is usual in this author, the texts are very well written
and in a way that anyone could follow what’s being told.
This book is a bit different from the previous
books by this author, because it does tell stories that happened just a few
years ago, mostly in a time in which I didn’t have any interest in toys, and
for this reason, it was particularly interesting. As usual, the book is very well documented, and uses first hand information sources, including interviews with employees and managers of the involved toy companies, that Xavier Arumí exclusively arranged for this book.
And last, I’d like to thank the author for
including TFTP in his acknowledgements, and also for signing my book for me.
The book has 150 pages and can be purchased directly from
Rosaspage.com.
And if you still don’t have “Exin: Su Historia”,
you can order both and get a discount as well as the free eBook "Juguetes y Jugueteras".
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