Our latest new project our toolmakers are working on now is the 1/72 Bloch MB.210 which is to be released also by our Azur/Frrom partners in France ...
Eager modellers have been asking for some news about the 1/48 Baltimore project progress and our answer was only that it was being worked on, more precisely the smaller and interior parts were those the designer had his hands on. And voila, now we are happy to finally be able to bring you something more tangible...
The 1/48 Heinkel He 177A is arguably one of our most asked for models long time out of production. Yes all we might do now is to inject a required number of sprues and restock the model and that would be it. But not, this is not what we aim for. Some of the original moulds have been replaced with new ones which can assure much better quality notable mainly in the smaller parts. The new moulds are 3D machined and the images below show very well the levels of detail this new method brings. This so to speak old-new bird is scheduled for 2023 release.
Dear business partners, When I wrote in the previous newsletter’s editorial about the delayed distribution of the Baltimore kit, I had no idea I would have to admit to delays with other kits in this one. The SH72543 TP-40N Warhawk kit, announced in the September newsletter, is still unavailable. The clear parts tooling—which included the canopy for the TP-40N—was unsuccessful. This caused a delay not only for the TP-40N but for other kits as well; consequently, the October newsletter features only two kits. I estimate that we will be able to begin distributing the delayed TP-40N no earlier than 25 October. Among the sets in the October newsletter, you will find, for example, additional sets for the 1/48 Baltimore, sets for the 1/48 Bücker Bü 181, and the first of the sets we have prepared for Airfix’s new 1/72 Junkers Ju 52. We will release further sets for the Junkers Ju 52 in November. The November newsletter will feature the 1/48 Sea Venom FAW.21/FAW.53 (ex-Classic Airfra...
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