Peter_Fitz
8 post s
31-Oct-2007
4:45 PM
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My main area of interest is, alas, WW2 British stuff. Alas, because it appears to be one of the few areas of the catalogue that has been entirely neglected with regard to product photos on the website. Is there any chance at all that this will be remedied in the near future? Also, I'd just like to put in a vote for a Matilda 1 model. I know it's unlikely; I can't see it being a big seller, but I'd really like some :)
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GORAGRAD
6 post s
31-Oct-2007
11:22 PM
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As noted elsewhere, a fair selection of the CinC line can be regularly seen on ebay (search - micro armor, or at the Odin's Art and Collectibles storefront). The listings change so that with patience nearly everything can be viewed. Regards - James
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6milPhil
1 post
21-Apr-2008
5:38 PM
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The one thing that's guaranteed IMHE is how the quality of CinC is outstanding. Once you've bought some you'll never doubt them.
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SValenti13
2 post s
24-Apr-2008
4:56 PM
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I agree 100%, I won't buy something without knowing what it is going to look like, so I am always very hesitant to order something that does not have a picture next to it on the website. I have not ordered many items because of this. Yes the quality is very high but I am still not a WWII military expert nor may I ever become one and I hate having to research what each item may look like to see what it should look like before I order it. I don't know the difference between the crusader II and the crusader II CS or the stug IIIB and stug IIIE is, so off I go to try to find out the difference at another website or do reserch online. I am very busy and simply don't have time to reserch each thing, so I always wait till later when I have more time, which never seems to happen. Plus how do I know what the sandbagged sherman will look like? I maybe the only one like this but sometimes I order stuff just because it looks cool...
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