Tuesday, 9 November 2010



And here is the Cruiser A9. I'm halfway through the initial stock already. If only the German stuff sold as well :-)
The kit is a resin hull and turret with tracks, MG Turrets, and fittings in metal.
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  1. Jon Yuengling10 November 2010 at 06:13

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  2. Jon Yuengling10 November 2010 at 06:14

    That looks great. Your ability to sell out of this might be the fact that no one else out there has the A9 looking so good.

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  3. bunglefiasco11 November 2010 at 15:24

    nah..... people like dustbins with guns

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  4. Unknown12 November 2010 at 13:23

    Arrived today. What can I say, Ian this is probably one of the best 28mm kits I've seen. A truely cracking model. Top marks.

    ps anyone know of suitable 28mm decals?

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  5. Crouchie13 November 2010 at 00:27

    Decals can be had from Dom's Decals website.
    Dom has produced a set of WD serial numbers, which will need cutting out.The number sets are for later war, but careful study of the sheets will usually locate a group of two or three numbers that can be used. I'll post the WD serial numbers up here, when I find them.
    The Commonwealth markings and serial numbers are useful, but the 13 bridge weight on the A9 mean splicing a decal.
    The tactical markings are excellent.

    He also does Belgian roundels for the tiny aeroplanes that also work on Belgian vehicles. I use 300-BE-1 36" diameter from the 1/600-1/300 aircraft decals range.
    At £2.00 a sheet they are money well spent, as they do finish a model.
    With hope, Dom will produce some more. You can always tell him that you need more early war, as he doesn't seem to believe me :-).

    For German stuff, Company B do a nice range.

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  6. Tinned Stew13 November 2010 at 01:15

    Nice looking stuff... if only we'd shipped them to the Soviet Union I'd feel that I had a use for it...

    As to the German kit... got any plans for a Krupp Protze with alternate bodies (troop carrier, artillery tractor etc.?)

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  7. Unknown14 November 2010 at 04:01

    If it wasnt for the NHS messing with my pay, for the next 2 months I'd have had some more German stuff off you.
    Zee Zee

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  8. worrywort14 November 2010 at 08:46

    It will be a really good tank in a table.

    The crew is sell with the tank ?

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