Preview, Back of Beyond, RCW and Pulp vehicles, 1/56

[CompanyB]

Hello again fellow adventurers! Thank you for looking at the Sutton Photos.  I thought I'd give you a sneak preview of our next model to be released, literally in about a week.  We have two versions of the model T...seen in all shapes and forms through WW1 and even into WW2!  You can bet that you would see these beasties in the far corners of the world.

Sorry for the drab paint jobs...but these literally arrived this afternoon!
http://homepage.mac.com/brentdietrich/PhotoAlbum25.html

The smaller model is the model T scout car, and the larger is the long range recon version.  Both kits are as you see here.  The bodies and fenders are all one piece!  So all you need to do is glue on the suspension springs, and wheels/axels and your all set!

Kits of the base model without crews will be about $12 U.S.  We'll have seperate accessory and weapon add-on sets as well as crews by Mike Owen very soon.

We should have plenty in stock in a week or so, but if you are really interested, you can always drop us an e-mail and I'll be sure to notify you as soon as they are available.

If anyone wants to post the pics in the forum, be my guest....

Next up is the Russian armored train (useful for Whites and reds...) and the Austin armored car.  After that...I have the need to make a model of a specific German truck, that a certain "pulp" movie character managed to crash through, crawl over and be dragged behind in a desert chase...

Brent
CompanyB
www.companyb.biz

[Christopher]

Brent - these are great. Do you have any distributors in the UK, or will there be anyone selling your stuff at Salute?

[Helen]

Hi Brent

This is great news and I'll ensure my folks know on the SideShow Group site  

God Bless

Helen
PS: Whilst you are at it how about some trucks for WW1

[Prof.Witchheimer]

very nice work, Brent!

Next up is the Russian armored train (useful for Whites and reds...) and the Austin armored car.  After that...I have the need to make a model of a specific German truck, that a certain "pulp" movie character managed to crash through, crawl over and be dragged behind in a desert chase...

great ideas! can't wait

[CompanyB]

I may also do the standard civilian Model T convertible. Mike Owen had some interesting ideas for drivers and crews.

Looks like we'll be sticking with vehicles from 1915 to 1929 for long while.


-Bent
Company B