Spots on the Internet

[Dave Ward]

On a previous site, I used to post news of new models I had found on the 'net. If there is enough interest, I'd like to do the same here. It's not an exhaustive search, I don't look at the really big makers - Dragon, Tamiya etc, but on the more 'obscure' or unpopular makers and those models that interest me. All pictures I post will be either from the Makers' website, or Facebook page
Some new models, both available and coming, from one of my favourite makers - ICM
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I particularly like these 1/35 WWI models

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Something different from ICM, their 1/16 models have been soldiers/ceremonial guards - from Game of Thrones
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From Bronco - the forerunner of the Duster[ATTACH]306083[/ATTACH]
and from IBG the TKS tankette, there are 3 boxings, one base model with 'quick build' tracks, another the same but with glue, paintbrush & Hataka paints, the third boxing has a metal barrel, 2 figures and doesn' have the quick tracks[ATTACH]306084[/ATTACH]
Please feel free to post your own finds, bur please only post pics from the makers sites, or Facebook pages, and credit them.
Thanks for looking in - feedback will be appreciated
Dave

[Peter Gillson]

It would be nice to see Peter D tackle the Night King - all those shades of blue.

[Gern]

I like the looks of the WWI truck and taxi. 'bout time we had something other than tanks in 1/35!

[Dave Ward]

From the Roden website - another 1/35 WWI model, the Holt Artillery Tractor[ATTACH]306203[/ATTACH]
Quite a detailed model - it seems to have clickable individual track links.
Dave

[JR]

Dave .
Great idea of yours to do his thread again on here.:thumb2:
Certainly like the Colt tractor, same tracks as the S65 , as Colt helped set up the factory. It's interesting to note that the design of these tracks has never changed, the designer's got it right the first time .
Quite like ICM, always something different coming from them .
John .

[Gern]

From the Roden website - another 1/35 WWI model, the Holt Artillery Tractor[ATTACH]306203[/ATTACH]
Quite a detailed model - it seems to have clickable individual track links.
Dave

I've seen this at a couple of shows. All I gotta do now is find a spare arm and leg .....

[Steve O]

From the Roden website - another 1/35 WWI model, the Holt Artillery Tractor[ATTACH]306203[/ATTACH]
Quite a detailed model - it seems to have clickable individual track links.
Dave

Well spotted i like this a lot, will have to keep an eye out.

Steve.

[Dave Ward]

The Roden Holt is VERY expensive - around £50 - a bit rich for my liking!
I'm gratified to see the number of visits, and likes - please add any of your own finds, especially in areas that I don't have much interest - braille scale, sci-fi!
Dave

[Dave Ward]

An email shot from Airfix
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New Tooling - but a surprise is the price - £30.99 mrp! That seems a lot for a 1/72 model
Dave

[John]

The Roden Holt is VERY expensive - around £50 - a bit rich for my liking!

Maybe you should look at other sites for your models :blow-kiss: https://www.scalemodelshop.co.uk/pro...ctor-roden-812

I'm out of stock of is at the moment, it sold out pretty quick, but I have a new supplier for Roden which are much cheaper than the official UK importer sets

[Dave Ward]

John,
I'm afraid I was a bit lazy in my search! I generally look at the Lowestoft site for a baseline UK price, and go from there, but not today. I can assure you that SMS is on my search list...............
Dave

[Dave Ward]

From the Zvezda Facebook page - 'on sale in July'
New Tooling : Su-100 in 1/35[ATTACH]306310[/ATTACH]
Updated (?) Terminator in 1/35[ATTACH]306311[/ATTACH]
Even though it's 1/144 the Mainstay will look striking[ATTACH]306309[/ATTACH]
Dave

[Guest]

I liked the film better.

[Dave Ward]

On the Trumpeter website the 'coming soon' monthly update:
A real biggy - Panther G in 1/16!
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A T-72B3 in 1/35 - I lose track of these variants.........................
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Tu-28M Fiddler in 1/72, even in that scale, quite big!
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And for the maritime side, HMS Exeter in 1/350[ATTACH]306796[/ATTACH]
The sister company HobbyBoss, has little of interest.................
Dave

[Jon Heptonstall]

Over on PMMS.
MasterClub are releasing individual track links for the M4 Sherman of various types.
Including assembly jig and end- connectors which insert into the links.
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