SimonOcean wrote:It seems like there is a lot of demand for your products which must be gratifying to see. Congratulations!
I recently bought your Warspite detail set and from the box it looks excellent. While expensive, considering the combination of parts included the price is understandable. I have yet to start the kit yet, so I will reserve judgement until then. But so far, so good and I am very much looking forward to using it.
I too am very much looking forward to the KGV class set, and in particular I would like to build a Duke of York... I have a Scharnhorst in the stash, so I can put them on opposing book shelves!
And I agreed with the earlier poster that - because the excellent Lion Roar set is out of production - there should be good demand for a Hood detail set.
One request: The temptation to rush product to market must be huge. With such a busy schedule and with your self imposed / published deadlines, please do not rush to get things out and thereby skimp on quality. High quality is the thing that can distinguish you for all of the other model detailing companies out there.
Cheers, Simon.
Yep I hope you have a happy time with our first project, Warspite set during your wrok.
Now for the KGV Class we have some problems in gathering information and references for more perfect set.
And thank you for your care for our hard schedule.
It is surely hard one to release over 10 projects in one year.
But our team has been joined amd enforced newly with designing and producing Staffs for better products so I am sure we will do these with better conditions than until now.
As I mentioned above, the only one thing I concirn is how we can get plenty of information or references for new projets in coming for more perfect sets. We always need your helps.
Thank you again
Kim
[quote="SimonOcean"]It seems like there is a lot of demand for your products which must be gratifying to see. Congratulations!
I recently bought your Warspite detail set and from the box it looks excellent. While expensive, considering the combination of parts included the price is understandable. I have yet to start the kit yet, so I will reserve judgement until then. But so far, so good and I am very much looking forward to using it.
I too am very much looking forward to the KGV class set, and in particular I would like to build a Duke of York... I have a Scharnhorst in the stash, so I can put them on opposing book shelves!
And I agreed with the earlier poster that - because the excellent Lion Roar set is out of production - there should be good demand for a Hood detail set.
One request: The temptation to rush product to market must be huge. With such a busy schedule and with your self imposed / published deadlines, please do not rush to get things out and thereby skimp on quality. High quality is the thing that can distinguish you for all of the other model detailing companies out there.
Cheers, Simon.[/quote]
Yep I hope you have a happy time with our first project, Warspite set during your wrok.
Now for the KGV Class we have some problems in gathering information and references for more perfect set.
And thank you for your care for our hard schedule.
It is surely hard one to release over 10 projects in one year.
But our team has been joined amd enforced newly with designing and producing Staffs for better products so I am sure we will do these with better conditions than until now.
As I mentioned above, the only one thing I concirn is how we can get plenty of information or references for new projets in coming for more perfect sets. We always need your helps.
Thank you again
Kim