Good Mecha/Sci-fi Kit Sites

[Darkmessiah]

Hi guys,

Am lookin at gettin into larger scale minis and i am a big mecha/scifi vehicle so I was wondering if anyone knows of any good sites i can buy top quality scifi inspired resin kits from.

Sites iv already found that are great examples of what am after are Kallamity and G-System

All the best

John

 

[Legacy Account]

Hobbylink Japan

 

[Einion]

Wow John, thanks for the thread, I was about to ask the same thing sometime soon!

Einion

 

[Dragon Forge Design]

http://www.fichtenfoo.com/blog/404/

Great site..guy who runs it is a really nice guy.. hes got a forum too http://fichtenfoo.com/forum/

where they do lots of group builds and such.

 

[slah]

www.e2046.com

They have loads of vinyl and/or resin mecha kits at (mostly) affordable prices, and they also have a forum with a LOT of tips and guides.

 

[supervike]

These are pretty solid sites, but does anyone know sites with good Sci-Fi ships, machines, etc. that ARE NOT anime\'?

 

[slah]

http://www.maschinenkrueger.com/forum/

 

[supervike]

Cheers!

 

[Einion]

Excellent, thanks guys.

Originally posted by supervike
These are pretty solid sites, but does anyone know sites with good Sci-Fi ships, machines, etc. that ARE NOT anime\'?

On that front I wish some of the AT-43 stuff were available in kit form instead of as pre-paints.

Einion

 

[supervike]

Totally agree Einion!

There isn\'t enough solid \'hard sci-fi\' model kits around.

 

[Darkmessiah]

Originally posted by Einion
Excellent, thanks guys.

Originally posted by supervike
These are pretty solid sites, but does anyone know sites with good Sci-Fi ships, machines, etc. that ARE NOT anime\'?

On that front I wish some of the AT-43 stuff were available in kit form instead of as pre-paints.

Einion

you had a look at Dust Einion? just up ur street i think, theirs a review of one of their vehicles on the blog jeff posted.

thanks for all the links guys, found some really cool stuff ill be ordering after gduk.
:beer:

*edit*
another cool gundam site

http://www.neograde.com/