Czech company Skp have announced an interesting new 1/35 scale item in brass, the WW2 German helmet
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SKP 1/35 scale German Helmets in Brexer
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Posted: Friday, June 15, 2007 - 10:52 AM UTC
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Posted: Friday, June 15, 2007 - 08:14 PM UTC
Hi Pat,
Thanks for the heads up.These helmets would look great as a detail accessory on any German vehicle or left lying around loose on a diorama/vignette.I especially like the detail from the inside of the helmet..exciting stuff.
Come to think of it, if Dragon keep on producing those (IMHO) strange two piece Gen 2 heads, these might just be the thing to cover their ugly helmet straps up
cheers,
Shay
Thanks for the heads up.These helmets would look great as a detail accessory on any German vehicle or left lying around loose on a diorama/vignette.I especially like the detail from the inside of the helmet..exciting stuff.
Come to think of it, if Dragon keep on producing those (IMHO) strange two piece Gen 2 heads, these might just be the thing to cover their ugly helmet straps up
cheers,
Shay
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Posted: Saturday, June 16, 2007 - 12:59 AM UTC
They do look good Shay. I'm trying to think what else they could produce using this technology apart from helmets. Any ideas?
Grumpyoldman
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Posted: Saturday, June 16, 2007 - 11:18 PM UTC
I'd like to see them use it to make some British helmets.
Also it would be a blast if they did the US helmet, and did a separate pressing for the liner.
Also it would be a blast if they did the US helmet, and did a separate pressing for the liner.
battery
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Posted: Sunday, June 17, 2007 - 05:55 PM UTC
Interesting
Posted: Thursday, June 21, 2007 - 01:05 AM UTC
Very interesting to see. It is nice to see the very high level of detail.
Thanks for the update
Thanks for the update
Jamesite
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Posted: Friday, June 22, 2007 - 03:04 AM UTC
Very unique, even painted PE accessories included, really make them look the part.
However, I'm not sure how big the marked is for a product like this. As Shay says, they will look good when 'dressing' a vehicle or a scene, when the inside will be visible, however, I can't really see any major advantage of using these on a head over plastic/resin helmets as the inside detail will be lost. I suppose it depends on price, if they are reasonable they may well be worth a bit more, however, I have a feeling these puppies wont come too cheap!
A nice, well thought out product all the same.
James
However, I'm not sure how big the marked is for a product like this. As Shay says, they will look good when 'dressing' a vehicle or a scene, when the inside will be visible, however, I can't really see any major advantage of using these on a head over plastic/resin helmets as the inside detail will be lost. I suppose it depends on price, if they are reasonable they may well be worth a bit more, however, I have a feeling these puppies wont come too cheap!
A nice, well thought out product all the same.
James