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Other Stuff => Bazaar of Obscurities => Commercial => Topic started by: BPM on November 14, 2018, 01:57:48 PM
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Our models are available in any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm.
I'll aim to regularly post updates here about our new releases.
We've recently extended our range of Leopard 1 tanks.
5 different variants are now available:
Leopard 1A1 - Round turret
Leopard 1A1A1 - Round turret with turret armour
Leopard 1A1A2 - As 1A1A1 with image box
Leopard 1A3 - Square turret
Leopard 1A5 - Round turret with sights on top instead of the side bulges, turret armour.
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/15Lat033_Leopard_1A5_o.500.JPG)
Leopard 1A5
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British Ferret Armoured cars
Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
5 different variants are available:
Ferret Mk 1/1 - FV701 Open topped
Ferret Mk 1/2 - FV701 Fixed turret
Ferret Mk 2 - FV701 Rotating turret
Ferret Mk 2/6 - FV703 with Vigilant antitank missiles
Ferret Mk 4 - FV711 Big wheels version with flotation screen
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/15Lat119_Ferret_4_l.500.JPG)
Ferret Mk4
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Hughes OH-6 Cayuse "Loach" helicopter
Any scale from 12 mm to 28 mm
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/source/Lat121_to_200/15Lat121_Loach_c.JPG)
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Sd.Kfz 10 Halftrack
Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/source/WW2/15Ger047_sdkfz10_a.JPG)
Sd.Kfz 7 Halftrack
Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/source/WW2/15Ger048_sdkfz7_a.JPG)
M2 or M3 Bradley
Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/source/Lat121_to_200/15Lat122_M2A2_Bradley_e.JPG)
Options available are:
M2 - Initial IFV (M2A1 is identical externally)
M2A2 - More armour, available with or without ERA (Explosive reactive armour)
M2A3 - Adds Commander’s Independent Viewer (CIV) to the turret, with or without ERA
M3 - Initial CFV (Cavalry fighting vehicle), identical to M2 without firing ports
M3A1 - Almost identical to M3 but without some periscopes
M3A2 - More armour, available with or without ERA (Explosive reactive armour)
M3A3 - Adds Commander’s Independent Viewer (CIV) to the turret, with or without ERA
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I think you would probably showcase your wares better if you adjusted the lighting. Try photographing them in pitch black or maybe at a distance of 500 metres using a telefoto lens.
Still, you are to be commended for providing a public service. Any time I feel even remotely tempted to buy an el cheapo scanner at Aldi, I’ll think of your products.
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Yeah I must admit, looking at the ripples on all the flat surfaces, those look like they'd be a nightmare to paint. I admire the honesty in letting people see what they're getting though.
Maybe if you had some painted up examples to show off?
It's a great idea, but unless your prices are way cheaper than the competition...
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I think you would probably showcase your wares better if you adjusted the lighting. Try photographing them in pitch black or maybe at a distance of 500 metres using a telefoto lens.
Still, you are to be commended for providing a public service. Any time I feel even remotely tempted to buy an el cheapo scanner at Aldi, I’ll think of your products.
If you wish to be so negative, you could at least make an attempt to be constructive while at it.
I'm no expert in real-world equipment so I can't comment on whether or not any actual gear is wrong but I do agree with Painterz in that these vehicles would likely take some filing (sanding?) to even out certain surfaces to a comfortably paintable level.
Strangely, it seems that the ripples only appear on some parts while being absent on the others... perhaps there's something in the model's print file causing it?
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Don’t slag this man off, he’s providing a service.
I’ve seen a few of his 28mm modern soviet vehicles, and after adding a good paint job, they were ideal for the table top.
Lads we should be chuffed, as these are covering multiple scales at a reasonable price.
Let’s go with the half full idea, instead of the half empty.
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Absolutely agree with the positive aspects
They do have some surfaceripples but paint up well for table top usr and are a brilliant price and have a range of modern vehicles not seen elsewhere
Well done for the pioneering commercial company and for showing the potential
Great value product and service
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If you wish to be so negative, you could at least make an attempt to be constructive while at it.
I'm no expert in real-world equipment so I can't comment on whether or not any actual gear is wrong...
Thank you for a fabulous non sequitur*. As I said, it’s a public service showing just how shit the results can be using a home printer. Beyond that I’m struggling to see anything to be constructive about. I suppose I could have said ‘Your models would be greatly improved if you had troubled to buy a decent printing set up, made initial masters, cleaned them, cast them up and marketed them’.
Given the prices sought vis a vis manafacturers who have gone down that route or produced them the old fashioned way, this is just a massive piss take. Some of the folk that do produce such models are members of LAF and actively contibute to the forum, rather than use it solely as an outlet to spam their shoddy wares.
By the by it doesn’t take an expert on real world equipment to see alpine scale ridges and swirls left by the printing process.
I’m sure there is a market for these, just as it is said there’s someone for everyone in life. Given that there isn’t much if anything that isn’t already produced by real manufacturers in the smaller scales, where the flaws and failings would be less noticeable, I don’t see the point myself. For 28mm you might as well carve something out of a lump of coal.
Your mileage may vary.
* Non sequitur: A grammatical term implying a degree of logical inconsistency in a phrase or between contiguous phrases. Not an actual term of abuse.
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Wow
What an abusive last post
You don't like them
Leave it at that and let people decide if they like them
You just sound an idiot with a vested interest
I'm sure your not but what is the point of your rant
I have no connection to any company but hate to see effort disparaged in such a populist and worthless manner
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Fair enough, save for the fact that you clearly have no idea of what the word populist means. You should probably remedy that in light of current, worldwide, political trends.
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Populism to me is summed up by simplistic and dogmatic views with the usr of insults and foul language to make a point rather than rational and measured argument
UK USA Russia Brazil Hungary Philippines all are succumbing
End of dialogue just wanted to defend a manufacturer who has a good product and does not deserve sarcasm and foul languagr
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Populism to me is summed up by simplistic and dogmatic views with the usr of insults and foul language to make a point rather than rational and measured argument
UK USA Russia Brazil Hungary Philippines all are succumbing
End of dialogue just wanted to defend a manufacturer who has a good product and does not deserve sarcasm and foul languagr
The "good product" part is open to debate, though.
Mind, Carlos, I would like to ask to to phrase your criticism quite a bit less acidly and offensively. Personally, I think the BPM range is quite impressively big and the designs are well-done in regard to proportions and apparent robustness as gaming pieces, but let down tremendously by these really obvious serrations, leading to a crudeness (IMHO) of product that is, again IMHO, not compensated for by any potential cost-saving.
TLDR, insulting tone and aggression is not working in anyone's favour. You can word criticism in a more polite way without getting unduly uncouth, and I would like LAF to stay on that approach.
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Point taken Chris.
Had this been a community member producing something for his own amusement, naturally enough I would have applied the typical filters of polite discourse. The OP popped up a couple of weeks ago and started spamming their product across a number of threads. At no point have they engaged in any discussion or forum activity. It's just been a case of 'oh look, here's a free advertising forum!'. It's not really a service, unless you consider advertsing flyers shoved in your letter box a service.
Someone has pointed out that the items in question look better painted up. I doubt that but I would be perfectly open to being proved wrong. There's an opportunity for the OP to provide a painted version of their wares.
To the chap(?) that called me an idiot, no I don't have any commercial interests at stake, either personal or by association. LAF is an international forum and I understand that English is likely not your first language but 'shit' and 'piss-take' as descriptors are part of the common argot and rarely seen as offensive outside of a Methodist Sunday School.
Apologies to those who feel offended by my candour. I shall take more care when criticizing a product. I shouldn't need to point it out as I have already said it but if these models appeal, then more power to you.
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Point taken Chris.
Had this been a community member producing something for his own amusement, naturally enough I would have applied the typical filters of polite discourse. The OP popped up a couple of weeks ago and started spamming their product across a number of threads. At no point have they engaged in any discussion or forum activity. It's just been a case of 'oh look, here's a free advertising forum!'. It's not really a service, unless you consider advertsing flyers shoved in your letter box a service.
Someone has pointed out that the items in question look better painted up. I doubt that but I would be perfectly open to being proved wrong. There's an opportunity for the OP to provide a painted version of their wares.
To the chap(?) that called me an idiot, no I don't have any commercial interests at stake, either personal or by association. LAF is an international forum and I understand that English is likely not your first language but 'shit' and 'piss-take' as descriptors are part of the common argot and rarely seen as offensive outside of a Methodist Sunday School.
Apologies to those who feel offended by my candour. I shall take more care when criticizing a product. I shouldn't need to point it out as I have already said it but if these models appeal, then more power to you.
I would even have been prepared to paint up a few for the fella to provide some images if he wanted.
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NATO M270 MLRS
Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/source/Lat121_to_200/15Lat123_M270_MLRS_g.JPG)
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@BPM
Could you advise please what scale the models in the pictures are? I assume 28 mm? Could you post a picture of a 6 mm model?
Thank you.
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The pictures are all of 15 mm (1:100 scale) models.
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A family of Soviet vehicles
Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are all 15 mm (1:100) scale
Soviet PT-76 amphibious light tank
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/source/Lat121_to_200/15Lat124_PT76_d.JPG)
Soviet ASU-85 airborne assault gun
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/source/Lat121_to_200/15Lat125_ASU85_e.JPG)
Soviet BTR-50 amphibious armoured personnel carrier
3 variants are available:
BTR-50P - Open topped.
BTR-50PK - With an armoured roof (shown in picture below)
BTR-50PU - Command version
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/source/Lat121_to_200/15Lat126_BTR50PK_a.JPG)
Czechoslovakian or Polish OT62 TOPAS amphibious armoured personnel carrier.
3 variants are available:
OT-62A or TOPAS - Basic APC
OT-62B or TOPAS 2A - Fitted with a small turret and a recoiless gun (shown in picture below)
TOPAS-2AP - Polish version with turret
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/source/Lat121_to_200/15Lat127_OT62B_a.JPG)
Soviet 2K12 Kub (NATO designation SA-6 Gainful) Surface-to-air missile system
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/source/Lat121_to_200/15Lat129_SA6_j.JPG)
Soviet 1S91 or Straight Flush Radar vehicle to accompany the 2K12 Kub
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/source/Lat121_to_200/15Lat130_Straight_Flush_g.JPG)
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@BPM.......
When are you going to bring back the 6mm scale Pylon model?
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Pylons_15Anc008.500.jpg)
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Hi
We stopped offering the 6mm scale pylon because they are very difficult to print.
However, we have improved our system since then so we'll look into offering them again next year.
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M-51 Isherman tank
Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The picture is 15 mm (1:100) scale
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/source/Lat121_to_200/15Lat131_Isherman_a.JPG)
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Hi
We stopped offering the 6mm scale pylon because they are very difficult to print.
However, we have improved our system since then so we'll look into offering them again next year.
Good news, I will keep an eye on your announcements.
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British Challenger 1 MBT
Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The picture is 15 mm (1:100) scale
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/source/Lat121_to_200/15Lat132_Challenger_1_d.jpg)
Available with or without additional armour on the sides and front of the hull
(The image shows the additional armour option)
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WW2 German Krupp Protze Kfz-70 truck
Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The picture is 15 mm (1:100) scale
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/source/WW2/15Ger049_Kfz70_a.JPG)
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WW2 Soviet KV tanks
Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/source/WW2/15Rus016_KV2_a.JPG)
KV tanks available are:
KV-1 1939
KV-1A
KV-1B
KV-1C
KV-1E
KV-1S
KV-2 both early and late
KV-8
KV-85
SU-152
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/source/WW2/15Rus019_SU152_a.JPG)
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WW2 Italian M14/41
Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/source/WW2/15Oth013_M14_41_a.JPG)
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Take a look at this and see what you could do with a half decent printer.
https://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=114503.0
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Japanese WW2 Type 88, 75mm Anti-aircraft gun
Any scale from 12 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/source/WW2/15Oth014_Type88_c.JPG)
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Willys MB Jeep
Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/source/WW2/15USA006_Jeep_b.JPG)
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WW2 Italian Breda 20mm AA on Fiat SPA Dovunque 35 truck
Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
Available with (not all options are available at 6 mm):
- Open or covered back
- With Breda Model 35, 20 mm AA gun mounted in the back
- Breda AA gun is also available ground mounted
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/source/WW2/15Oth016_Don_AA_b.JPG)
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WW2 British Morris CS8 truck
Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/source/WW2/15Bri038_Morris_C8_b.JPG)
WW2 British Humber and Guy armoured cars
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/source/WW2/15Bri040_Humber_Mk3_e.JPG)
Versions Available:
Guy Mk I
Guy Mk IA
Humber Mk I
Humber Mk I AA
Humber Mk II
Humber Mk III
Humber Mk IV
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WW2 German Sd Kfz 221 and 222 armoured cars
Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/WW2/15Ger050_221_a.500.JPG)
FV432 with Peak engineering lightweight turret
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat133_FV432_Peak_b.500.JPG)
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Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
M38A1 Jeeps
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat134_M38A1_i.500.JPG)
Versions:
Unarmed
with 30 cal Mg
with 106mm Recoilless rifle
Italian VCC-1 Camilino APC
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat135_VCC1_h.500.JPG)
3 different variants are available:
VCC-1 Early - with no turret
VCC-1 Late - with armoured Mg turret
VCC-1 with SSA - with EAAK special spaced armour (SSA)
Swedish Stridsvagn 103 MBT or "S-Tank".
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat136_S_tank_a.500.JPG)
3 different variants are available:
Strv 103A - without a bull dozer blade
Strv 103B - with bull dozer blade
Strv 103C - with additional jerry can armour on the side
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I would like to see some painted examples. As these prints do look awfully rough.
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They’re not rough. They are just printed in braille as an aid to the vision impaired, who must make up almost the entirety of their market.
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Take a look at this and see what you could do with a half decent printer.
https://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=114503.0
Carlos,
Apples and oranges here.
CompB is using a resin printer, and BPM is using a FDM printer.
Would be nice to know which FDM printer he is using as well as the slicer.
I have seen FDM printers do some awesome printers down to 28mm scale miniatures. Just need to get the FDM dialed in. Takes time but the results are great.
15mm scale vehicles can be near flawless and look much better.
Looks like the FDM isnt dialed in, printing horizontally and not at the angle it should be printed at.
Grimm
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Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
Australian M113A1 Fire Support Vehicle (FSV)
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat139_FSV_a.500.JPG)
Bedford QLD Truck
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/WW2/15Bri042_QLD_d.500.JPG)
Bedford QLT Truck
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/WW2/15Bri043_QLT_a.500.JPG)
6 pdr portee on Bedford QL (not available at 6mm)
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/WW2/15Bri044_6pdr_portee_e.500.JPG)
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Some pictures of painted models as requested.
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/15Lat030_BRDM2_Seb.500.jpg)
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/15Lat010_Landrover_Marc.500.jpg)
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/15Lat035_Centurion_Marc_a.500.jpg)
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Any scale from 12 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
Oerlikon GDF 35 mm twin cannon anti-aircraft gun
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat140_Oerlikon_GDF_d.500.JPG)
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Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
A selection of post WW2 trucks
British Stalwart
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat144_Stalwart_a.500.JPG)
British Bedford MK
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat145_Bedford_MK_b.500.JPG)
German MAN Kat 1
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat146_MAN_KAT1_a.500.JPG)
American M35
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat148_M35_a.500.JPG)
Soviet GAZ 66
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat149_GAZ66_a.500.JPG)
Soviet GAZ 69
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat149_GAZ_69_d.500.JPG)
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Any scale from 12 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
British 2 pdr portee on Morris truck
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/WW2/15Bri046_2_pdr_portee_d.500.JPG)
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They’re not rough. They are just printed in braille as an aid to the vision impaired, who must make up almost the entirety of their market.
Carlos, as usual, you re really terrible and nasty but I cannot resist to avoid that you re really amusing and I m fascinated by your evil “lateral thinking” approach 😏
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But I’ll definitvly buy such extremely rare or better impossible to find modern wargame models such as the twin Barrels A/A cannon used by Argentines at Goose Green and the Panhard Armoured Car for my South Africans..
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Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
Soviet T80B and T80BV
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat153_T80BV_b.500.JPG)
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Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
Marmon Herrington armoured cars
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/WW2/15Bri047_MH_MkII_b.500.JPG)
4 different variants are available:
Mk I
Mk II
Mk III
Mk IV
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Warrior MCV
Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat154_Warrior_d.500.JPG)
3 different variants are available:
FV510 Warrior - The standard British Warrior
FV514 - Artillery observation vehicle with MSTAR radar mounted on a mast (not in 6mm)
Desert Warrior - The Kuwaiti export version of the Warrior with a Delco turret and two TOW ATGM launchers
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Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
German 15cm sIG 33 B (Sfl) self-propelled infantry gun
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/WW2/15Ger060_15cm_sIG_33_B_b.500.JPG)
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Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
YPR-765 with ERA
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/15Lat094_YPR765_ERA_a.500.JPG)
Options available are:
YPR-765 pri - Standard IFV with 25 mm cannon in turret
YPR-765 pri 50 - M113 cupola in place of turret
YPR-765 pri 50 shields - As above with additional shields
YPR-765 M26 Cupola - IFV with M26 cupola
YPR-765 prat - IFV with TOW Hammerhead turret
YPR-765 prco-C-4 - Command post vehicle
Tent - Tent that can be used with prco-C-4
AIFV-B-MILAN - Belgian model with MILAN
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Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
Bantam Blitz Buggy
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/WW2/15USA008_Bantam_a.500.JPG)
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Any scale from 12 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 20 mm (1:76) scale
Towed Rapier
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/20Lat159_Rapier_e.500.JPG)
Rapier launcher, Blindfire radar, Optical tracker, two generators, Selector Engagement Zone (SEZ) control box, two 101 Forward Control vehicles, a LWB Series 3 Land Rover and a covered Rapier Support trailer.
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/20Lat159_Rapier_n.500.JPG)
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Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
Swedish Bandvagn 202
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat160_BV202_a.500.JPG)
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Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
Israeli Pereh guided missile carrier
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat161_Pereh_b.500.JPG)
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Any scale from 12 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
Israeli M3 TCM-20 half-track
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat165_TCM20_b.500.JPG)
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Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
Canadian AVGP Cougar, Grizzly and Husky
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat167_Cougar_b.500.JPG)
Cougar
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Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
Japanese Ho-Ha Half-track
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Others/15Oth018_HoHa_d.500.JPG)
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Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
Russian T-90
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat170_T90_a.500.JPG)
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Hi
We stopped offering the 6mm scale pylon because they are very difficult to print.
However, we have improved our system since then so we'll look into offering them again next year.
Almost a year later than the previous query.......did you sort out printing the 6mm pylons? If not as a single piece could you print them in 4 flat sections for assembly?
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Hi
Yes we did look at the 6mm pylons but again we weren't happy with the consistancy of the printed result and so they have not become available.
It may be possible to create them as 4 flat sections, again this would need looking at. I'll see what can be done and report back.
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Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
Daimler Armoured car
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/WW2/Bri048_onwards/15Bri054_Daimler_e.500.JPG)
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Hi
Yes we did look at the 6mm pylons but again we weren't happy with the consistancy of the printed result and so they have not become available.
It may be possible to create them as 4 flat sections, again this would need looking at. I'll see what can be done and report back.
Thanks, hopefully it will work out. In 6mm the change of vertical angle is less important than in larger scales as any model is going to be representative at best.
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Hi
The small pylon is back again.
It does require assembly but we've mostly retained the same overall shape. 6 pieces that need to be glued together.
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/15Anc008_No4_a.500.JPG)
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/15Anc008_No4_c.500.JPG)
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interesting...which is the size most indicated for 1:72 wargame?
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Can you consider doing the WW1 British Mark V*(star) tank and Mark IV APC? I would want them in 28mm so these would be big models.
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interesting...which is the size most indicated for 1:72 wargame?
It really depends what look you want to achieve but probably one of the two largest sizes.
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Can you consider doing the WW1 British Mark V*(star) tank and Mark IV APC? I would want them in 28mm so these would be big models.
Thank you for the suggestion.
I'll make a note of it so that we can consider them in the future
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The small pylon is back again.
It does require assembly but we've mostly retained the same overall shape. 6 pieces that need to be glued together
Great to see it back. Have just ordered a few.
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Russian ZPU-1, 2 and 4 AA Guns
Any scale from 12 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 28 mm (1:56) scale models
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/source/Lat121_to_200/28Lat175_ZPU_b.JPG)
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Those look very nice.
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Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
Treadway Bridge
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/WW2/USA_013_onwards/15USA028_Treadway_b.500.JPG)
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Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
Chieftain Marksman
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat179_Chieftain_Marksman_d.500.JPG)
The Marksman turret is available on the following tank hulls:
Centurion Mk5
Challenger 1
Chieftain
T55AM - the Finnish ItPsv 90
Leopard 1
Leopard 2
M48 Patton
T55
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Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 28 mm (1:56) scale
IDF Achzarit heavy APC
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/28Lat180_Achzarit_b.500.JPG)
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Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
Vickers Vigilant missile system on a Land Rover
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat181_Vigilant_c.500.JPG)
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Cracking, recently bought some soviet vehicles from you and can really recommend the site. The option to buy turrets only is also helpful.
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Any scale from 12 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
M167 VADS
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat183_M167_VADS_e.500.JPG)
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Any scale from 12 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
Rheinmetall 20mm AA
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat184_Rh20_AA_m.500.JPG)
with optional limber
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat184_Rh20_AA_f.500.JPG)
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Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
LVTP-5 models
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat185_LVTE1_b.500.JPG)
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat185_LVTH6_c.500.JPG)
4 different variants are available:
LVTP-5 - Personal version, with small machine gun turret
LVTH-6 - Howitzer version, with 105mm gun in large turret
LVTE-1 - Engineer version, with mine plough
LVTAA-X1 - Anti-aircraft prototype, fitted with M42 Duster turret.
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Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
LVTP-5 models
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat185_LVTE1_b.500.JPG)
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat185_LVTH6_c.500.JPG)
4 different variants are available:
LVTP-5 - Personal version, with small machine gun turret
LVTH-6 - Howitzer version, with 105mm gun in large turret
LVTE-1 - Engineer version, with mine plough
LVTAA-X1 - Anti-aircraft prototype, fitted with M42 Duster turret.
Nice! Perfect for Apocalypse now type Vietnam armies! :D
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Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
Unimog 404 trucks
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat190_Unimog_a.500.JPG)
4 different variants are available:
Flat bed
Open backed
Covered
Radio truck
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Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
Dutch YP-408 APCs
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat192_YP408_d.500.JPG)
7 different variants are available:
PWI-S (GR) - The standard APC
PWCO - Command version
PWAT - Anti-tank with TOW
PWMT - Mortar tow vehicle
PWRDR - Radar vehicle
PWV - Cargo carrier
PWGWT - Ambulance
Plus the French MO-120_RT 120mm rifled towed mortar
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat192_YP408_x.500.JPG)
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Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
BMP-3
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat193_BMP3_d.500.JPG)
6 different variants are available:
BMP-3
BMP-3 with ERA
BMP-3K - command version without bow machine guns
BMP-3K with ERA
BMP-3F - For use at sea with anti-surge vanes on the turret
BMMP - Naval infantry version with BMP-2 turret
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Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
Ratel IFV
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat195_Ratel_20_d.500.JPG)
6 different variants are available:
Ratel 20 - Original version with 20mm autocannon
Ratel Command - Command turret with 50 cal MG
Ratel 60 - Same turret as Eland 60 with 60mm mortar in the turret
Ratel 81 - 81mm mortar
Ratel 90 - Similar turret to Eland 90 with 90 mm cannon
Ratel ZT3 - ATGM turret.
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Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
Swedish PBV 302
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat121_to_200/15Lat196_PBV302_a.500.JPG)
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Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
A range of Stryker vehicles
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat201_300/15Lat209_Stryker_a.500.JPG)
8 different variants are available (from left to right in the picture):
M1126 ICV - Infantry Carrier Vehicle
M1127 RV - Reconnaissance Vehicle
M1128 MGS - Mobile Gun System
M1129 MC - Mortar Carrier
M1130 CV - Commander's Vehicle
M1132 ESV - Engineering Squad Vehicle
M1133 MEV - Medical Evacuation Vehicle
M1134 ATGM - Anti-Tank Guided Missile vehicle
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat201_300/15Lat209_Stryker_M1126_d.500.JPG)
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Any scale from 12 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
Chinook
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat201_300/15Lat213_Chinook_British_f.500.JPG)
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South African Rooikat and G6 Rhino 155mm self-propelled artillery
Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
Rooikat
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat201_300/15Lat233_Rooikat_76_d.500.JPG)
G6 Rhino
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat201_300/15Lat234_G6_Rhino_e.500.JPG)
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WW2 French Renault UE
Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
5 different variants are available
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/WW2/Oth018_Onwards/15Oth039_Renault_UE_b.500.JPG)
French Renault UE with or without a trailer
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/WW2/Ger069_onwards/15Ger079_Renault_UE_a.500.JPG)
German modified versions
MG - Gepanzerte-MG-Träger Renault UE(f)
Pak 36 - Selbstfahrlafette für 3.7 cm Pak36 auf Renault UE(f)
Top mounted rockets - Selbstfahrlafette für 28/32 cm Wurfrahmen auf Infanterie-Schlepper UE(f) - Used in Europe
Side mounted rockets - Selbstfahrlafette für 28/32 cm Wurfrahmen auf Infanterie-Schlepper UE(f) - Used in Russia
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British Leyland DAF DROPS heavy utility truck
Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Lat201_300/15Lat242_Leyland_DROPS_d.500.JPG)
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British WMIK Land Rover
Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
Printed in high resolution resin
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Resin/Lat201-300/R15Lat246_WMIK_b.500.JPG)
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FH70 155 mm Howitzer and Foden gun tractor and limber
Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
Printed in high resolution resin
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Resin/Lat201-300/R15Lat251_FH70_y.500.JPG)
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Resin/Lat201-300/R15Lat252_Foden_Gun_tractor_d.500.JPG)
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Resin/Lat201-300/R15Lat252_Foden_Limber_c.500.JPG)
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MWMIK Jackal 2 and Coyote
Any scale from 6 mm to 28 mm
The pictures are 15 mm (1:100) scale
Printed in high resolution resin
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Resin/Lat201-300/R15Lat262_Jackal_d.500.jpg)
Jackal 2
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Resin/Lat201-300/R15Lat263_Coyote_d.500.jpg)
Coyote
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We've recently released a range of Hobart's Funnies.
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Resin/WW2/British/15Bri080_SBG_f.500.jpg)
Our range of Funnies consists of:
ARK Mk I
ARK Mk II
SBG Bridge
Bullshorn plough
Carpet layer type C
Carpet layer type D
Deep wading trunking
Double Onion
Fascine and sled
Churchill AVRE
Churchill Crocodile
Sherman Crab
(https://www.butlersprintedmodels.co.uk/images/cache/Resin/WW2/British/15Bri087_Crab_f.500.jpg)
The models are available in scales from 12mm to 28mm.
Pictures show 15mm models
3D printed to order.