discussion Brilliant new products - detailing sets for aicraft and armour.

[BarryW]

These are very new indeed and the range is not yet very big but these look outstanding.... A product to watch.

https://quinta-studio.com/?fbclid=IwAR1P8_U8CFb-v13-sZzJiXr5sZkFO_ShHPS3_mc0KVrTkEG0zhG4GaDJ1B8


A review on Modelling News
https://www.themodellingnews.com/2020/11/construction-review-qunita-studio.html#more

I will give them a try when a set is released for a relevantr kit - it almost tempts me to buy a kit just to try them out, maybe...

 

[Jim R]

Look very impressive. With 3D printing becoming more and more common I wonder where modelling will be in a few years time.
Jim

 

[Ian M]

The review on the modellingnews shows them off very well. They do look rather good. Well amazing actually!

 

[Neil Merryweather]

It's definitely the future. I saw these on Hannants mail shot and thought they looked the business!

 

[BattleshipBob]

Have ordered a set of German armour tool clamps in 3D, the demo showed them being fitted and you should be able to fit the tool seperate allowing the tool to be painted on its own or left off?

Might be the end of PE?

 

[Tim Marlow]

Looks great to me as well. A step up from the eduard I’ve used before....

 

[Tim Marlow]

Probably not Bob, there are still things that etch can do that other mediums can’t. I would think resin After Market stuff is on borrowed time though.

 

[Guest]

Thanks Barry they look superb.

Laurie

 

[Neil Merryweather]

Probably not Bob, there are still things that etch can do that other mediums can’t. I would think resin After Market stuff is on borrowed time though.

Not everything will be suitable for this process, or economic. I expect they will all be able to coexist for quite a while. It's another tool in the arsenal ( to mix metaphors). Very exciting.