Dear business friends,
Among our new 1/48 scale releases of the past year, the top rated as well as best selling model kit set was the AH-1G Cobra. Which also resulted in the kit receiving the Modellfan Model of the Year award at the Nuremberg Model and Toy Fair. This month's Newsletter has the information on the anti-tank variety of that helicopter, the AH-1Q/S Cobra. Like the original, our model is also a follow up of the G version. And as the model is arguably quite popular with the modellers, we do believe the sales will be equally successful. Another model that this Newsletter has for you is the re-release of the 1/72 SH72386 Mirage F.1 EQ/ED and the final one among the styrene injected items is the 1/72 Seafire F/FR Mk.46.
There is plenty more though, in the 3D-printed range we would like to point out to the 1/35 scale infantry fire arms, both of WW2 and later conflicts. Also do not miss the printed pilots' seats for the new 1/48 scale HK Models B-25 Mitchell kit. And this model will no doubt benefit from other sets, too, such as the resin cast mainwheels. The resin cast set range does have plenty more to offer, for instance the 1/48 A6M2 Zero Control Surfaces correction set or the excellent 1/32 scale German tool boxes. Our latest set for the 1/72 PT Boats, the 40mm Bofors anti-aircraft cannon comes in the form of cast resin parts joined by etches and printed details. And to learn much more, do continue reading this Newsletter.
The coming months will see the release of a limited edition of the already sold out T-2 Buckeye, both in the 1/48 and 1/32 scales. These kit sets will offer nice and really striking anniversary schemes, the 1/48 one is going to feature an important upgrade, an injected canopy. And the same type of upgrade is going to have a nice impact on the limited release of the 1/72 Heinkel He 59. And most possibly the highlight of the very near future is the 1/72 F-84F Thunderstreak model kit and its release date is getting closer with each day.
A. Riedel