If you have contacted me recently and have not had a reply, I'll get back to you soon. I have been somewhat overloaded by the success Hungarian tanks Kickstarter, all the preplanned stretch goals were reached in the first 48 hours.
Wednesday, 10 September 2014
Wednesday, 3 September 2014
Friday, 29 August 2014
Coming Next Week
The Hungarian Kickstarter will start next week, so here is a little preview:
A big thanks to Bryan Cook for sorting me out with such excellent graphics
A big thanks to Bryan Cook for sorting me out with such excellent graphics
Tuesday, 26 August 2014
Wednesday, 7 May 2014
A couple of new items and a Release schedule
I have been asked to give a full list of what I produce and a list of planned releases. There are a couple of items that have been released very recently and a couple of items due for release within the next two weeks. I shall start with images of items recently released.
Lorraine 37/38L (without trailer)
Tuesday, 8 April 2014
New Products
I have had the masters waiting to be moulded up for a while, but I have finally got on top of things. I shall start with the largest and coolest item.
Saturday, 29 March 2014
The Big Update
Two months and quite a bit has been going on. I'll start by updating you with what is already done and available. All the items I have been casting that are already available to buy, I've sold quite a lot since the end of January so many out there will already be familiar with what I have produced so far. Let's start with the artillery:
Designed by the French Schneider arms manufacturer during the Great War, this gun was widely sold between the wars to many European Nations. After the fall of France the Germans used captured guns under the designation 10.5 cm K 331(f), with many being used to equip the Atlantic wall emplacements.
Canon de 105 mle 1913 Schneider - French Medium Howitzer
Designed by the French Schneider arms manufacturer during the Great War, this gun was widely sold between the wars to many European Nations. After the fall of France the Germans used captured guns under the designation 10.5 cm K 331(f), with many being used to equip the Atlantic wall emplacements.
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