I have found FSM and Cybermodeler, and several commercial sites like Revell, Tamiya and the auction sites, but are there any that you folks could recommend? Thanks.
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I have found FSM and Cybermodeler, and several commercial sites like Revell, Tamiya and the auction sites, but are there any that you folks could recommend? Thanks.
I use hyperscale.com modelingmadness.com aircraftresourcecenter.com
Depends on the genre. Missing Lynx is a great armor modeling site. FSM is ok for general modeling. HyperScale is good for aircraft and Starship Modeler is good for sci-fi. Track48 is good for 1/48 scale armor modeling and On The Way is a good site for 1/72-1/76 scale armor. Perth Military Modelling Site is a great 1/35 scale armor review site. IPMS is a decent, albeit sleepy site that tries to cover all genres.
I don't think I've found one "best" modeling site, although the regulars of any particular site will tell you theirs is the best.
Any site that tries to be the "best" at all genres of modeling normally fails to be the best in any one genre they cover.
All sites with a forum tend to have cliques that develop; some good, some not so good.
Your best bet is to try to figure out what genre interests you most and look for the best website that covers that area. Even if you are a modeler with varied interests, most of the dedicated sites still have a spot for some type of "off topic" modeling, usually a general modeling forum to ask about non-genre questions.
RobG
Thanks for the hyperscale link--seriously well put together and archived site. Most of the gallery shots are well beyond my abilities, but its something to aspire to.
I used to build everything, but I am sticking to WW2 aircraft for now.
As a follow up, can anyone recommend a really good site for ship models? I am most interested in the larger wooden sailing and warships, but all types are of interest.
Thanks.
William Clark wrote: : : As a follow up, can anyone recommend a really good site for ship models? : I am most interested in the larger wooden sailing and warships, but all : types are of interest. : Ship Model Mailing List (SMML), which is now a yahoo group, I believe.
yahoo kept "forgetting" me, so I stopped participating. But, it was a good group back when.
Bruce
Thanks for this list, but what I am really looking for is the best retailer for these kind of models. Any advice?
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Model Expo is a good ship modeling retailer. I get email sale deals from them all the time, I just don't build boats.
I don't get around that much. I hang around at
If you are into Israeli stuff, there is
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