Really comprehensive set,looks like the Beverly Hillbillies truck.

Geez! It looks like it's moving day once again!

I wish Panzer Art would specify what model brand and even version their stowage sets and details were meant for. I have had to modify stowage sets before and some detail parts were completely wrong as they were meant for another brand. They usually are very good quality and items that I dont mind buying, but they´re becoming something I dont rush out and buy directly. Usually wait until somebody uses them first to make sure they are the right detail for the right model.

Not sure that a search function is all that Panzerart needs... I placed an order through email last November and completed payment through Paypal per instructions. Then: nothing. Early December I emailed them twice and never got any reply so by mid-dec I created a case at Paypal. They never replyed to Paypals emails so I escalated the case late December. Result? You probably guessed it: nothing. Again, no response to Paypal. Thankfully Paypal came through and gave me my money back. Not sure if this is representative of ordering from PanzerArt but there was just so many attempt to contact them (both from me and from Paypal) that I don't think it was a mistake. I don't think they are dishonest but rather runs a sloppy sloppy business. Might be better to buy PanzerArt stuff through other vendors. Cheers, /E

interesting observation... I always have fast response on FB. If you want quick shipping from Poland - try ebay, pancerka or smth like that. usually have all Polish brands like RB model, Aber, PanzerArt

Or buy their products off eBay... I just got a couple in the mail last week

Hobbyeasy has them available for pre-order. They run ~$20. I will be placing an order for the panzer III stowage. Strangely, it is for the "J-N" not the "G-J" as stated.

That's it! Like any modern person they are spending their time on Facebook while at work Thank for the suggestions regarding ebay dealers. Cheers, /E

Panzer Art has an impressive line of products and their quality is as good as resin casting technology permits. But, their business practices are something entirely else. Even the most renown hobby stores in native Poland, such as Jadar, have problems with stocking up on PA goodies, as PA is notoriously slow in filling in the orders. Having this in mind, I would not even try to deal with PA directly. Cheers, bob