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Order received, thanks.

The problem is that the production of 3d figures costs at least 10 times over other accessories, for a small business like mine i've to be very careful about these things, for now I will work mainly on subjects like modern USN/USAF crew, later i will see.

Hi from Italy, i'm back to work after a break, I used this time to study better solutions for my production, the result was the purchase of a great 3d printer to manage better design and printing times. this is the first set created with this new system, it's a couple of Vietnam Usaf crew plus an flight line extinguisher, simple and effective. Price 14,00 eu. available now, other products coming very soon, thanks to all those who have enjoyed my products over the years.

Yep, i had to think a lot to find a solution for air cable and honestly the right one might not exist, in the future I will try to offer more options.

Someone of my parts (Italy) is making a resin G-91R, it looks like a limited artisanal production, I'm just talking about for info, I've nothing to do with this company. FB page link: https://tinyurl.com/y7ewqblw

One of the most curious found:

Thanks Adam, order on the way.

I think so, yes, it was everywhere.

Available: http://forum.largescaleplanes.com/index.php?showtopic=68513

This tug tractor has been present in the airfields since the beginning of the Second World War, during her long service it has been modified many times "on the field", this model represents one of the original (basic) version produced by the Clark factory easily customizable based on photographic documentation. 35 resin parts, price 22,00 eu.

thanks for the confidence, in fact I was thinking the white one for display purpose.

Is a long time since I plan to make a series of nukes, I hope perhaps within the year.

As said by Barry not used in Vietnam, mainly Coleman (...next project) and the farm tractor that doesn't remember the name, Clark was present in the Korean War.

Preliminary test-shot, not all parts are present in this assembly test, there will be about 40 resin parts, available later this month.

Retool Aero 12C set with a "red shirt" ordnanceman that carries a couple of Mk82 High Drag (BSU-86B Fin)

http://www.videoaviation.com/figures/132-usnavy-deck-crew-set/

I think this will be difficult in the future or maybe never, the surface quality is not required by 99% of the hypothetical market which requires mainly smartphone cover to change every day.....

I speak on behalf of all serious resin producers who do their work for offering the best surface quality, BTW I have no problem with the new 3D designers, I love and admire their work, but you cannot sell certain subjects with poor "3D printed" quality. If I sold similar products my clients would ask me the money back......

I see that many here on the forum/thread don't understand, White Strong & Flexible is the worst possible 3d material for us modellers.

I would like to see the buyer face in front when will find the super-rrrrrrough surface of "White Strong & Flexible",

Set of 8 US.Navy Mk82 BSU-86B High-Drag Fin, body with tick ablative fire-retardant coating. 10,00 eu for set.

Uhm, DB is on my wish-list, I don't have even good documentation (I should take a UK trip but don't have time), its a rather complex project because of its forms, we will work when it comes time... I just saw that someone will do the M5 trailer, is another ongoing project, then one day there will be two.......

funny, my neighbor has just a old massey, I can ask him to borrow it to duplicate......

When i hope for middle of March....cost TBA (honestly haven't even thought)

Time ago I spoke with crew chief (early sixties) who has confirmed to me that there was a tractor equal to another, many were modified in the field. My products is a standard version by the manufacturer, the front plate and twin wheel behind (CT40) the rear plate is a optionals. However everything is easily editable and customizable following the photographic documentation. BTW the rendering above is purely indicative and does not correspond exactly to the final product.