What next in catapult bussiness?

We are thinking about next 1:72 scale catapult models. As the P-6 USN 1:72 scale catapult was released a year ago now is a time to prepare something new.

There are three options:

DKM Bismarck - everybody knows that aircraft with Swastica sells well. Unfortunately our company is not targeted at average modelers. We try to do someting special for naval aviation fans.

CAM -ship - a British merchant with catapult for Hurricane. A very big kit, with war battered Hurry is something I can not resist.

IJN Yamato - biggest one Battleship ever. Plastic catapult was already released by Fujimi I think.

and fourth is - your choice - you can vote too.

There is available poll in our website attacksquadron.pl, you are invited to take a part in our new product survey. See on the right column at top.

Catapult is around the corner.

We expect starting delivery in mid next week. We have A4 size photoetch, resin parts, boxes printed. Waiting for pre cut brass tubes and for a small PE part we decieded to add in last moment.

Our first product

Catapulta P-6 was used to launch seaplanes in cruisers and battleships of the US Navy in WW2.

Extraordinary model with extensive photoetch and resin parts is an excellent display base for SOC Seagull from Hasegawa, as well as Kingfisher, Seamew and even Corsair I




Taking preorders: set will be released in March. Buy before 14th February with 25% discount!
http://www.adalbertus.com.pl/en/katapulta-p-6-us-navy-ii-w-s.html

Welcome to Attack Squadron blog

Welcome to our blog. It is blog about a new modelling company from Poland. Founders are Wojtek Bulhak and Marcin Ciepierski, two modelers that love airplanes like A-4 Skyhawk, SBD Dauntles and SOC Seagull. Wojtek is owner of Adalbertus Miniatures - resin figures manufacturer from Poland. Marcin is a professional designer.
Our first release is planned for March 2011. It will be announced on Toy Fair in 3rd-8th February 2011 in Nuremberg. Generally we are planning to release accessories for dioramas of Naval Aviation in 1:72nd scale. More info soon.