K & C Hans-Joachim (Jochen) Marseille & his Bf 109

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K & C Hans-Joachim (Jochen) Marseille & his Bf 109

Post by Panzer_M » Thu Sep 09, 2010 3:35 pm

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amazing job..$$$ though
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Re: K & C Hans-Joachim (Jochen) Marseille & his Bf 109

Post by snake » Thu Sep 09, 2010 5:46 pm

K & C make some really nice stuff, but they are expensive.

And they are made out of crushed stone.A pretty unique way to make a model.Not sure why they make a model from this material.

Collectors who have these really seem to like them though. :wink:

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Re: K & C Hans-Joachim (Jochen) Marseille & his Bf 109

Post by zzzippper » Fri Sep 10, 2010 1:36 am

It's one I've wanted but haven't found. Where did you get it?

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Re: K & C Hans-Joachim (Jochen) Marseille & his Bf 109

Post by Panzer_M » Fri Sep 10, 2010 1:58 am

Don't collect K&C stuff..don't care for polystone resin, nor the scale 1/30

although I like some of the rare stuff they make like the Pz I F and Me 163.
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Re: K & C Hans-Joachim (Jochen) Marseille & his Bf 109

Post by PHANTOMWARRIOR » Sun Sep 12, 2010 5:13 pm

K&C is mainly a Tank and Toy soldier figure company and have been making tanks, AFVs and figures out of polystone for many years. I collect those items. It is only within the past year that they have started making aircraft out of polystone. They also make very limited edition wood models for $700 - $1000. The rarely modeled aircraft are the expensive wood ones.

They are 1:30 scale because that is the scale of their tanks. While I collect the tanks, I already have some 1:32 Corgi and one Hobby Master so I'm not into polystone aircraft.

Although I know of 3 other companies making a few1/;30 models like Rommel's Storch, a WW1 Sopwith Camel and soon to come aircraft from the Spanish Civil War.

Terry

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