These are very interesting! I assume they're injection plastic? The idea of interlocking diorama bases is very nice too. Thanks for posting these!

It's really cool that they can interlock together. When you say plastic, you mean injected or vacum-formed? Hisham

If you go to the Phoenix Models website you can see much more about the kits and the breakdown of parts. http://www.phoenix-models.com/index.asp

Yes, I just checked their site, but I can't tell for sure if the parts a cut-up vacum-form parts or injected.. but i guess the vacum-formed is the more probable considering the price. Hisham

I was approached by them to carry them in my shop. Unfortunately they wanted me to purchase a quite substantial order, but refused to send me a sample kit to check it out to see what it was like. Considering their min. order was 40 kits of each SKU, and not interested in sending me a sample to see if it was going to be worth my time and investment, I passed on the offer. From what information I did get out of them, they are done in the same fashion as the Miniart buildings and diorama pieces are, with mostly vacu-form plastic. They do still look nice however, not subjects that Miniart are concentrating on, so definitely room on the market for them, I wish a deal could have been made, but not going to lay out the money for 150+ kits with out seeing a sample of the product.

Guess I'm the only one who doesn't like the inter-locking idea? It just seems like an after-thought to me. Don't really care for the section with the center divide in it either. Just my thoughts though.

Looks very interesting to me, so I ordered one with T-Walls to see how good is it.

Their site also looks suspiciously like MiniArt´s in the layout. As the bits are prepared its hard to see what method they use, but some pieces have those little dimples, also like MiniArt kits.

The set of four would look real good with some of the DEF and J's Work modern accessories. Using the EOD set from Black Dog could make for a very interesting diorama.