Small Scale Military Headquarters

I saw it to.

The guy did a great job.

If more 1/18 collectors could build models the scale would do great. Its a great scale!

rschaap wrote:FineScale Modelers March 2015 issue has a build of Merit's 1/18 Dauntless Kit. This is the type of exposure Merit needs. A glimmer of hope for the future of 1/18 scale.

I agree. I'm still surprised how many folks in the model building community never heard of 21st Century Toys
and their 1:18 product line, a little late now. But if Merit can get more exposure with these 1:18 kits, modelers
may take an interest in a scale many still think is for dicast cars.

http://cs.finescale.com/fsm/modeling_su ... 60718.aspx

Great exposure being in FSM.

Can only help Merit, and hopefully inject some more interest in 1/18.

normandy wrote:

rschaap wrote:FineScale Modelers March 2015 issue has a build of Merit's 1/18 Dauntless Kit. This is the type of exposure Merit needs. A glimmer of hope for the future of 1/18 scale.

I agree. I'm still surprised how many folks in the model building community never heard of 21st Century Toys
and their 1:18 product line, a little late now. But if Merit can get more exposure with these 1:18 kits, modelers
may take an interest in a scale many still think is for dicast cars.

http://cs.finescale.com/fsm/modeling_su ... 60718.aspx

I agree, for along time modelers stuck their nosses up at anything over 1/35 scale but it seems to be getting better. Trumpeters 1/16 kits with full interiors have brought alot of people over and now the larger scales seem more acceptable and not the red headed step child of the modeling world.

Jnewboy wrote:If more 1/18 collectors could build models the scale would do great. Its a great scale!

If it had marking options and was reasonably priced, I would gladly take a shot at building the 1/18 FW-190......of course that's assuming it comes out in my lifetime!