Wednesday, February 25, 2009

1/144 Resin Models (built) by Panzer Depot



1/144 Resin Models (built) by Panzer Depot ================================ .
An interesting new range of built 1/144 Panzer Kits.
They prefer to sell to dealers/wholesaler .....
It is interesting to see some new items previously unavailable except from Pro-hobby or Japanese Garage companies!?
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That T-35 looks really interesting1
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see below?

Hello
Thank you very much for your request and interesting on our products.
We are a modeling company with our own workshop specially for 1:144 AFV from WWI and WWII, our products are ready made models, they are unique in the market which made of high quality Polymeric resins.

At the moment we are doing the export wholesale business with many oversea on line shops, in case if you can buy 10pcs of one item then we can offer you very competitive price. But if you would like to buy only 1 or 2 of them, let me know then I can send you the contact info of our over sea's representative.

I send you the packing photo of our products for your ref. Please let me know your shipping destination and I shall give you the quotation and postage at once. We have all our items in stock at the moment.
International order welcome and you can pay by Paypal, Bank Transfer or Cash.
Thanks again!
George
Panzer Depot
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7 comments:

  1. pbhawkinThursday, February 26, 2009 11:29:00 am

    I have got him (George) in contact with two model shops (online as well) here in Australia to hopefully be his distributors in this region.

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  2. smeg1959Thursday, February 26, 2009 11:34:00 am

    Whilst things have been moving ahead in the 1/144-scale aviation field, AFVs hadn't featured a lot in recent months, so this series is most welcome. If the photos are anything to go by, they appear to be finished to high standard.

    Martin, the T-35 is definitely of interest, but it's also nice to see a couple of Brits in the bunch. And a "panzer" which isn't a Panther or Tiger? Amazing!

    OK, so the big questions are "How much do the items cost?" and "Who is/are these overseas agents referred to in George's letter?"

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  3. smeg1959Thursday, February 26, 2009 11:40:00 am

    Hello, Mr Hawkins! I didn't know this was a chatroom. If anyone is wondering what I mean, check out the times of our responses above - two Aussies with nothing better to do late (10.45pm) on a warm summer evening!

    Excellent work getting George to contact these shops, Peter. Let's hope they run with them as I haven't added to my AFV collection for a while ;-)

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  4. bluedonkey99Thursday, February 26, 2009 4:37:00 pm

    Greg, yes your right small mercy its not another Tiger I.

    although, not sure i am that keen to get another A7V and Mk1 to go along side my existing Pro-hobby A7V + MK1...

    still, lets hope this works and takes off and more armour get released!

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  5. bluedonkey99Thursday, February 26, 2009 4:37:00 pm

    do ebay sellers count as "overseas agents?"

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  6. pbhawkinFriday, February 27, 2009 3:20:00 am

    Interestingly the 'packing photo' shows a picture of a Brummbar as well which is not listed on the site but appears on the boxes.
    hmmmm.....

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  7. bluedonkey99Friday, February 27, 2009 10:53:00 pm

    there is a Stug III in the gallery too!

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