Hi Gents.

Much more the same german accessories,still working in some infantry weapons.

Best,

Tom


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When will these be available? Since I own all these things from my re-enacting days, I can attest to the nice appearance and detail.

Thanks Bruce for your kind comments,certainly this little pieces was,needed time to be designed.

Still thingking how can reproduce those mouthfull of... metal or resin..,they are tiny smallers.Any suggestion are welcomed.

Thank for looking!!.

Best,

Tom

as I posted on M-L, I think if your figures are going to be in resin, then resin is the way to go for your details and accessories. My experience has been that resin holds the fine details better. The shots of Tom Meier's figgies for Fox show the clunky, overscale appearance of the metal parts versus the fine resin details on the figures themselves.

Hola Bruce,


I just replay you at M-L forum.Also its true,that resin is more fragile in this small pieces,like gun barrels and tiny lines,also its

true that the mayority of the modellers preffer works with the "same"material on his hands.

it's always a balance between detail and durability, one reason a lot of plastic kits do their small parts over-scale. I broke several pieces on the AFV Club '251 C just trying to get them off the sprues. I am now using a razor saw instead of the nippers.

Totally agree with you,my friend.Only pretend that this "nano pieces",theyr casted in a very clean,crisp and most useful pieces for the

modeller.

Thanks!,

Tom