Feb. 2018---Sigh.....thanks for the video, but didn't see ANYTHING I'd want to buy with maybe the exception of the horse rider and that's only because of the horse w/all it's equipment. And wonder what scale it is. Got back into modeling in late 2016, but really gotten into 1/35th scale zombie/apocalypse dioramas. And believe me, there's VERY little to chose from when it comes to figures. 99.99% of figures are military and what few civilian figures are available, cover the 1940's/1950's time period. Which is why I keep hoping Trumpeter will release more figures like their African freedom fighters. With A LOT of modifications, using Master Box's pinup girls set. And yes, have the Zombie Hunter and Death Angels set. So there's not a whole lot to chose from. As for resin, they look great, but at $10 to $30 EACH, that can be a bit expensive when you're looking at even 4-5 figures and some dioramas I hope to build will have several dozen survivors & zombies.
Old, bald fat man waw that is a bit much. :o I did not even know that zombie figures exist. :) I guess they can be cool to paint. It does give more artistic freedom. I guess you could paint some 1:35 scale WWII figures in zombie like colours. Figures do intrigue me. I like the ICM ones. They shoud be a challenge to paint well. As for the scale of the figures those were 1:48 and 1:35.
Dear channel owner, helo! If it's possible, I'd like to know who can enter the fair, because I LOVE european model trains, and if general public is allowed to enter, I'll try to go to the 2019 edition check out the new models! Also, I'd like to know if the expositors speak english (at least the basics). I'm taking german classes, but it's still not enought to take a long conversation hahaha If you have answers to the refered info asked, please let me know. Thanks for your attention! Greetings, Luiz Almeida.
Luiz Almeida hello and thank you for your question. The Nuremberg trade show Toy Fair is a business trade show. So as far as I know you cannot get in unless, you have a business a company that you work for. You probably can get in if somebody can give you a VAT number, of their company or if you are you are a business owner. Otherwise you won't be able to get in. Since this is an international business Toy Fair, English is required. 99% of the exhibitionist will know English very well. The biggest problems you will have is with Chinese exhibitors. They usually speak English but it's Chinese English :) which is sometimes very, very hard to understand. But as far as scale models are concerned and model trains you will find German speaking English pretty well. So there is no need to be concerned with German. I hope this answers your question.
Hey! Thanks for answering! I didn't know that only hobby shop owners were allowed to enter as visitors... This advice will be useful to unwarned people as well haha If you know about "public-free" model events, please let us know! Once again, thanks for the answer and advices, and congratulations for the nice shots made at Nuremberg!!!
haupti79 hi. Thanks for the question. You know I don't exactly know what manufacturer makes these. The display in this case we're showcasing wooden Scale Models such as boats and ships. I took a photo and a video of this because it looked cool, but I didn't really pay much attention of who's making them. So I'm very sorry I don't really know.
haupti79 o the scale. The scale is 1. (If you HO is standard and Z is small Marklin markings) the body is full wood (balsa) and the seats are foam and fabric.
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its a slide show movie :(
Feb. 2018---Sigh.....thanks for the video, but didn't see ANYTHING I'd want to buy with maybe the exception of the horse rider and that's only because of the horse w/all it's equipment. And wonder what scale it is. Got back into modeling in late 2016, but really gotten into 1/35th scale zombie/apocalypse dioramas. And believe me, there's VERY little to chose from when it comes to figures. 99.99% of figures are military and what few civilian figures are available, cover the 1940's/1950's time period. Which is why I keep hoping Trumpeter will release more figures like their African freedom fighters. With A LOT of modifications, using Master Box's pinup girls set. And yes, have the Zombie Hunter and Death Angels set. So there's not a whole lot to chose from. As for resin, they look great, but at $10 to $30 EACH, that can be a bit expensive when you're looking at even 4-5 figures and some dioramas I hope to build will have several dozen survivors & zombies.
Old, bald fat man waw that is a bit much. :o I did not even know that zombie figures exist. :) I guess they can be cool to paint. It does give more artistic freedom. I guess you could paint some 1:35 scale WWII figures in zombie like colours. Figures do intrigue me. I like the ICM ones. They shoud be a challenge to paint well. As for the scale of the figures those were 1:48 and 1:35.
legal esta tecnica de plastimodelismo as figuras e os demais sao bem detalhados parabems, quase reais;
Dear channel owner, helo!
If it's possible, I'd like to know who can enter the fair, because I LOVE european model trains, and if general public is allowed to enter, I'll try to go to the 2019 edition check out the new models!
Also, I'd like to know if the expositors speak english (at least the basics). I'm taking german classes, but it's still not enought to take a long conversation hahaha
If you have answers to the refered info asked, please let me know. Thanks for your attention!
Greetings,
Luiz Almeida.
Luiz Almeida hello and thank you for your question. The Nuremberg trade show Toy Fair is a business trade show. So as far as I know you cannot get in unless, you have a business a company that you work for. You probably can get in if somebody can give you a VAT number, of their company or if you are you are a business owner. Otherwise you won't be able to get in.
Since this is an international business Toy Fair, English is required. 99% of the exhibitionist will know English very well. The biggest problems you will have is with Chinese exhibitors. They usually speak English but it's Chinese English :) which is sometimes very, very hard to understand. But as far as scale models are concerned and model trains you will find German speaking English pretty well. So there is no need to be concerned with German.
I hope this answers your question.
Hey! Thanks for answering!
I didn't know that only hobby shop owners were allowed to enter as visitors... This advice will be useful to unwarned people as well haha
If you know about "public-free" model events, please let us know! Once again, thanks for the answer and advices, and congratulations for the nice shots made at Nuremberg!!!
Its Nürnberg or Nuernberg..
Nice models. Real nice! Thanks.
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Rex Remedy my thoughts exactly 😂
My small hobby its from the music! :-)
What company is the sleeping car around the 7minute mark? What scale and so on?
haupti79 hi. Thanks for the question. You know I don't exactly know what manufacturer makes these. The display in this case we're showcasing wooden Scale Models such as boats and ships. I took a photo and a video of this because it looked cool, but I didn't really pay much attention of who's making them. So I'm very sorry I don't really know.
haupti79 o the scale. The scale is 1. (If you HO is standard and Z is small Marklin markings) the body is full wood (balsa) and the seats are foam and fabric.
Thanks to you for sharing !
brainfornothing sharing is caring :-)