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Hello all and special thanks to Hans, for his tremendous help. I have over the last two months managed to acquire my Fine Scale Factory models, I got most of what I was looking for from Andreas Brune the former owner of FSF himself, who now operates under "Imperialmodellbau" of Germany. I was going to recomend him to everyone here, but I would never let my good comrades here take risks I would not take myself. As I said I got MOST of what I needed, (Including a Big Bertha kit I just finished two days ago) but he jipped me out of two remaing models that I had ordered, and since I have tried to emailing continously with NO reply as to my missing two models, I therefore cannot recomend him to all of you.nono

It would be advisable to contact Miniaturewereld for any FSF models! smile

Still much more work to be done, will hopefully be posting pics soon.

Greetings  and Thank you all, Josh



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Hello Josh,Martin wil be with me at the modelling fair in Lingen.
What is it you need from FSF ?
I can ask him if it is stil available. wink

greetings,Hans.

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I'm missing
WE18 German soldiers at rest
WE20 German tank soldiers
FSF-WE19 french creep tanks (I plan to model them as german)

Greetings, Josh

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Hello Josh,I will ask Martin of Miniatuurwereld whats in stock.

Meanwhile,take a look at Kai Fuhrman's site: http://www.fuhrmann-figuren-shop.de/epages/15505724.sf/de_DE/?ObjectPath=/Shops/15505724/Categories/%221/72%20Zinnfiguren%22/%22Fine%20Scale%20Factory%22/%22Erster%20Weltkrieg%22/Deutschland
 
The latest news is that Mark Brown of MBM is going to produce all the vehicles of Fine-Scale. http://www.mbmmodels.com/index.htm ,and Andreas Brune will do the figures
( don't know when !).cry

greetings,Hans.


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They didn't have much, let me know what Martin says I'd rather buy from him because he is internationally known.

Regards, Josh

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Hey Hans, Heard from Matin yet?


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Here are the pics:

they are
1. overview
2. German Lines
3. British Lines
4. British Elephant iron shelter
5.  German MEBU pillbox
6. Detail of popcicle duckboarding
7. Start of revetments
8. Detail of No mans land

Geetings, Josh



-- Edited by FR73 on Saturday 12th of February 2011 09:39:04 PM

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Interesting. the trench layout looks fine..IŽll keep an eye on this one from now on wink.gif

-- Edited by Paul H on Tuesday 8th of March 2011 10:57:49 PM

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