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Work In Progress / Re: New Project for August 2020 - Soviet T-54 Series MBT 200803
« on: August 03, 2020, 04:30:19 pm »
LOVE IT!!!!. Very good idea to progress with a modern combat line. 
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General Discussions / Re: Planes in 1/56
« on: July 23, 2020, 04:23:27 pm »
The advantage of using 1/56 scale airplanes is not only aesthetic, maintaining the homogeneity of the collection between miniatures and vehicles. 
It is also the advantage that you can use the airplanes in an active way and also as scenography.
It is also the advantage that you can use the airplanes in an active way and also as scenography.
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Work In Progress / Re: LVT Project - LVT(A)1 & LVT(A)4 170714
« on: July 21, 2020, 10:26:40 pm »Any chance that the below the waterline part plugs in to the above the water line part like your track units, so the modeller can swap between the two modes?I am agree with this proposition. It could be a fantastic option!!!!.
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Work In Progress / Re: LVT Project - British Crew & 20mm Polsten Gun 181121
« on: July 21, 2020, 10:23:58 pm »
"Any chance that the below the waterline part plugs in to the above the water line part like your track units, so the modeller can swap between the two modes?"
I am agree with this proposition. It could be a fantastic option!!!!.
I am agree with this proposition. It could be a fantastic option!!!!.
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General Discussions / Re: Planes in 1/56
« on: July 20, 2020, 07:10:06 pm »
As miniatures and vehicles are under development for the Vietnam War, it is not a bad idea to see whether to develop helicopters as well. Bell UH-1 Huey, cobra, etc.
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General Discussions / Re: Planes in 1/56
« on: July 20, 2020, 06:59:38 pm »
I agree that the price is excessive 
, but it is due to the type of product, manufactured in high definition, on demand from the customer, by means of 3D printers. If they were made of injected plastic they would be much cheaper. That’s why I think Rubicon Models would really have a good product in a market waiting to open.
There are also cheaper ones, such as those of https://3dwargaming.com/product/1-56-28mm-hawker-typhoon/ but they only come in the flight position. If you want something more impressive, look at this B-29 at 1/56 scale, https://3dwargaming.com/product/1-56-28mm-b-29-superfortress/ is beautiful.
The advantage of Shapeways is that you can put them with the landing gear deployed or picked up, whenever you need it. You can also put them in and remove the bombs or fuel tanks.
The 1/56 scale aircraft are used in Bolt Action games with friends, with a variation in the rules, which allow the use of planes on the dash (still in development), as well as tanks. Being in scale, you can also use them as scenery.
We apply the points method to balance forces on the battlefield, but we do not follow the detailed rules regarding the number of units to deploy. Being a confrontation between gentelmen, we can deploy tanks by platoon, but always respecting the limitations availability and armament of the selected date of confrontation. In this type of game, the confrontations with aviation give a new, and funny, perspective to the battlefield.
Rubicon Models could start developing small models. For example, similar in size to the Polikarpov Il16. It would be small, inexpensive and would allow players to start implementing them in their games. It’s still an idea, with maybe a good market opportunity.
, but it is due to the type of product, manufactured in high definition, on demand from the customer, by means of 3D printers. If they were made of injected plastic they would be much cheaper. That’s why I think Rubicon Models would really have a good product in a market waiting to open.There are also cheaper ones, such as those of https://3dwargaming.com/product/1-56-28mm-hawker-typhoon/ but they only come in the flight position. If you want something more impressive, look at this B-29 at 1/56 scale, https://3dwargaming.com/product/1-56-28mm-b-29-superfortress/ is beautiful.
The advantage of Shapeways is that you can put them with the landing gear deployed or picked up, whenever you need it. You can also put them in and remove the bombs or fuel tanks.
The 1/56 scale aircraft are used in Bolt Action games with friends, with a variation in the rules, which allow the use of planes on the dash (still in development), as well as tanks. Being in scale, you can also use them as scenery.
We apply the points method to balance forces on the battlefield, but we do not follow the detailed rules regarding the number of units to deploy. Being a confrontation between gentelmen, we can deploy tanks by platoon, but always respecting the limitations availability and armament of the selected date of confrontation. In this type of game, the confrontations with aviation give a new, and funny, perspective to the battlefield.
Rubicon Models could start developing small models. For example, similar in size to the Polikarpov Il16. It would be small, inexpensive and would allow players to start implementing them in their games. It’s still an idea, with maybe a good market opportunity.
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General Discussions / Re: Planes in 1/56
« on: July 19, 2020, 06:10:47 am »
Very good quality 1/56 planes at https://www.shapeways.com/shops/raidover . I have the messersmitch Bf109E & Bf109G6. One Mustang and the pilots for all.
Are a really fantastic adquisition for my armies.
Rubicon Models could have a very good market oportunity ni this matter, plastic airplanes ni 1/56 scale.
Are a really fantastic adquisition for my armies.
Rubicon Models could have a very good market oportunity ni this matter, plastic airplanes ni 1/56 scale.
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