How do you decide what kits to offer for sale?

I've got the Revell J/M and the Matchbox J. Let me check if everything's OK with them before I quote a figure.

Bill Banaszak, MFE

I've also got the Revell F-4/P-38F and all three are complete and unbuilt. I'm thinking $10 each for the Revell kits and $4 for the Matchbox. Let me know if that's acceptable.

Bill Banaszak, MFE

No, but I have a friend who is selling an SS camo smock and matching pants. (ambush pattern) Mint cond, and fits me ! (I'm 6'2" 185)

Shame he wants $2000 for them.......................

Look online, my kid found a place that makes EXACT copies of uniforms.

"Only a Gentleman can insult me, and a true Gentleman never will..."

Doh! Originals aren't neccessary, I'm going to wear it, not put it in a museum. I've seen some of the SS stuff being sold as original; the elastic still worked and it didn't look or smell like it was fifty years old. I was highly suspect. I'd like Marine and SS camo replicas but haven't been able to find them reasonably priced on the net. Thanks,

The Keeper (of too much crap)

Did you find that very first Fine Scale on the bottom of the pile? Charles Klepper

There are so many replicas out there, particularly of WW-II German medals, badges, uniforms (most particularly SS stuff), it's amazing. Worse, while some of the cheaper stuff is obviously crap, there are asome makers that make their replicas so well that even some experts can't tell very easily. That's why I don't mess with German stuff above what I have acquired from family members or long ago before the replica craze hit.

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" In walks the village idiot and his face is all aglow; he's been up all night listening to Mohammad's radio" W. Zevon

Yeah, very well preserved. Thanks for the reminder, I got half way through and got distracted.

Anywho, it's got the Steve Zaloga article on page 11; a scratch build with sheet styrene. You want the mag or a copy of the article? Cheers,

The Keeper (of too much crap)