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These are sold in the UK by Skillballs Miniatures through eBay UK.
I bought a Kongo and was extremely pleased with it. Subsequent purchases were less pleasing. A respected collector/vendor in the UK gave the producer some very good advice concerning how he was removing prints from the printer. I'm not sure how much notice was taken of the advice because the last models I bought all suffered to some degree from post printing distortion.
Some of the distortion could be fixed, some couldn't. I haven't bought any more.
Bottom line here is that the models turn out well if the producer pays attention to the post-print curing processes. Previous Message
These are models by WarTimesJournal. WTJ has been around for over a decade. The original creator, located in Southern California originally produced and sold the models direct to consumers, but several years ago he stopped that and instead began selling or licensing his files to individuals and other producers. As you will see from the attached link, JS is one of the 3D print shops that use his files.
https://www.wtj.com/store/ Previous Message
I hope these pictures work because my shrinking brain just cannot figure a lot of things out. But it's good to be here again, after being lost in the woods for quite some time. John and some other good friends kept me interested in the game, and I found we collectors someone stateside who is both affordable and very good at what he does. If we place orders and do what we can to supply materials and business, some very good things could happen. The business is JS Wargamer Printing, and this guy is the real deal! I tried to include his link, and I hope Paul will "FIX" this message if I screwed up. I have no clue what will happen after I press the post button, but it should be interesting. Oh, Greeting from my NH exhile...
George
JS Wargamer Printing
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