Here are a few of his offerings, and he has a lot of kits to sell. Prices are not cheap in 1/35 scale, but the kits do look the part and original. Photos are from the ETSY seller. Look at his videos to see what you get with each kit.
Other ETSY sellers may sell the same kits so please search and shop around for the best price.
The seller has way too much to sell so I’m going to just show a few. I wonder if this seller is the same username on Armorama…
I’ve brought some of his 1/72 scale 3D prints and they are very nice with little to no layers line visible. His prices are reasonable, however UK buyers be aware he is not VAT registered so you may get caught on import tax like I did £50 plus the post office handling fee!
Only thing stopping me getting any more.
Hello!
I can’t afford these models, especially in bigger scales the prices are truly prohibitive. For example LARC-V in 1:35 would cost 1500$. And then I don’t know if this seller would like to print different scale models from the same model, just sizing it up or down? If so, that would make especially the bigger scale models a really bad investment…
Have a nice day
Paweł
Unfortunately, I agree with Paweł. I have checked MadModellbau, Black Snake Models also improved, KAT Model 3 D also has interesting proposals. All competitively priced.
Yes, I agree that the high 1/35 prices place many of his 3D printed kits way out of the price range of most 1/35 modelers and that many would not pay that price for such a small kit.
Nonetheless, it goes to show how advanced 3D printing has become. DML/Dragon complained that the main reason that they didn’t release a plastic 1/35 SEAL DPV was because they couldn’t produce and make the thin rollcage sturdy enough. 3D printing proves that the wire mesh side baskets and rollcage are indeed 3D printable and fine enough to be printed without flaws or breaking.
