Spots on the Internet (2023)

[Mickc1440]

Just out of academic interest, what is the price Mick…..

Hi Tim, Its 1575euros

[Ian M]

Now if they had gone the 1/35 scale route it could have been great in a diorama but alas.?.

[Guest]

Clearly one aimed at Lewis Pruneau, shown here with a plane he scratchbuilt for a diorama (!) about 30 years ago:



(Though sadly, the model will be about two years too late for that, as I just learned that he died in late 2021 )

[Jack L]

New from Stalingrad

[Andy the Sheep]

New from Stalingrad

I guess the guy wearing an overcoat with an eagle on the arm is going to be "questioned" in the neck in a few moments...
Anyway, nice figures for a dio.

Andrea

[Andy the Sheep]

A vacuform machine Link to VacuumSnap for those who might be interested.

[AlanG]

1/32 Italari Macchi MC-202 Folgore coming this year

[adt70hk]

D'ya get the Flak and crew with it?....
... That's the deal breaker for me
Edit, just looked one up on Scalemates, not a lot of info,but it does state the wingspan is 1750mm !!! .... So it's a " NO" from me I'm afraid!!

That's not far off my height!

[adt70hk]

Hi Tim, Its 1575euros

That's nearly 3 times the price I sold my last car for......and that was still perfectly roadworthy too!!

[Dave Ward]

On the ICM Facebook page - 'available soon'
Another iteration of their Bronco

On the Copper State Model Facebook page 'available February'

Although it doesn't actually say it this is the Triumph Model H from 1915!
This is in 1/35 scale - it has resin printed parts. CSM hope this will be the first in a range of 1/35 motorbikes
Dave

[The Smythe Meister]

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Another iteration of their Bronco

On the Copper State Model Facebook page 'available February'
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Although it doesn't actually say it this is the Triumph Model H from 1915!
This is in 1/35 scale - it has resin printed parts. CSM hope this will be the first in a range of 1/35 motorbikes
Dave

Blimey.... those spokes are gonna be delicate.... can't see them surviving my pig teat fingers!!

[Dave Ward]

Blimey.... those spokes are gonna be delicate.... can't see them surviving my pig teat fingers!!

CSM first did this for the wire wheels of their 1/35 armoured cars, then the wheels for their 1/32 aircraft, so this is a progression - I'll be interested to see to what extent the resin 3D parts are................
Dave

[Ian M]

How long before you can get spoked wheels and the like 3D printed in metal.?

[Neil Merryweather]

How long before you can get spoked wheels and the like 3D printed in metal.?

It's do-able right now, Ian, just not affordable to you or me

[Ian M]

It's do-able right now, Ian, just not affordable to you or me

I know its do-able Neil. Just wondering If it will ever get down to scale model accessories price in our life time. Them plastic ones from Copper state look rather breakable.