Meng`s Leopard 2 A4 was first announced in January 2015 and will hopefully hit the shelves in April. So you can see for yourself when the T-10M comes out.

So announced in March maybe available in June. Cool!!!!

I'm working on a Trumpy T64BV and have had no problems with it.. but im also working on MENG's Merkava 3D and that thing is a beauty.

WAIT! You think that's bad? How about when AFV CLUB announced their M5A1 (Early) Stuart, it took them FIVE YEARS before they were actually released. Then, a few years back, we had the "Never-Never Land" M8 HMC that AFV CLUB announced, and then kept us US/Allied Fans waiting and waiting... TO NO AVAIL! AFV CLUB just DROPPED the M8, no questions asked. Same with the M3 Lee/Grant that DRAGON announced and NEVER FOLLOWED THROUGH WITH... That "We Reserve The Right..." B.S. leaves a sour taste in people's mouths...

I just invite everybody to check the number of kits released by Trumpeter within the last five years, and then compare the list with the models released by Meng, or any other manufacturer apart from Dragon...
After that, you might talk about how Trumpeter lets you down.

The chinese Big-T -with their "cousin brand" Hobby Boss- is and will keep being the brand that provides us modelers with the widest and more unexpected variety of kits, so it should not be surprinsing for anyone with some contact with bussiness reality and some knowledge about what model manufacturing implies, if there are delays in some given kits release... Its all a matter of income, expected sales and where to invest first. That's probably why we saw Trumpeter's Scud out so fast.

And just don't confuse our own anxiety for a given kit with a trend in any manufacturer's policy.
I expected the 2S7 for decades, and sincerely had no hopes of seeing it in plastic; imagine how surprised -and pleased- I was with the recent release of Trumpeter's kit.
I also expected eagerly the T-72M4Cz, and now it is just around the corner...

So, again, if anyone says that Trumpeter is worse than any other manufacturer when it comes to deliver announced releases, I have to believe that you are actually kidding.