Modeling Resources

ET2SN · 04-21-22, 01:36 PM

Don't concentrate on the URL stuff, at least not yet.
I'm waiting to hear from Neal on how he wants to handle them.

Meanwhile, I've heard of Axel's but suppose I haven't.
Why would I want to check out their web site?

Are we talking about kits? Paint and tools? Decals and P/E? I'm guessing you've had good experiences with them???

See where I'm going?

If I mention "Hannants" with no context, just the name, its a little confusing.

mapuc · 04-21-22, 01:54 PM

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Originally Posted by ET2SN

Don't concentrate on the URL stuff, at least not yet.
I'm waiting to hear from Neal on how he wants to handle them.

Meanwhile, I've heard of Axel's but suppose I haven't.
Why would I want to check out their web site?

Are we talking about kits? Paint and tools? Decals and P/E? I'm guessing you've had good experiences with them???

See where I'm going?

If I mention "Hannants" with no context, just the name, its a little confusing.

I have had good experience with Wonderland Models.
Model kits and tools bought from them came within a week.

Premium Here I have only ordered a few things from them tools from the category painting supplies
Secondly this Online store has been recommended by Nigel on yt.

Axel well I made a search for some tools to see if there were some hobby store inside EU.. I thought they have a lot of tools and models why not recommend this store.
I have payed the online store a visit and been lurking around.

I think you know me by now and would understand I would not post info about online hobby shop, if there weren't a possibility to buy al type of model working tools or models in every scale. I would not give advise to homepages that "Sucks" NEVER.

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Forgot something...I copied the name you posted Hannants and found their online hobby store.
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Onkel Neal · 04-21-22, 10:50 PM

I think this is a great idea, we can allow posts with links to resources; if we come across spam we can handle that on a case-by-case basis.

So far, I have been utilizing https://www.scalehobbyist.com/ for supplies and models, and https://evandesigns.com/ for electrical stuff.

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04-21-22, 01:36 PM	#1
ET2SN ET2/SS Join Date: Oct 2017 Posts: 2,548 Downloads: 58 Uploads: 0	Don't concentrate on the URL stuff, at least not yet. I'm waiting to hear from Neal on how he wants to handle them. Meanwhile, I've heard of Axel's but suppose I haven't. Why would I want to check out their web site? Are we talking about kits? Paint and tools? Decals and P/E? I'm guessing you've had good experiences with them??? See where I'm going? If I mention "Hannants" with no context, just the name, its a little confusing.