Dust 1947 – Neuheiten
Bei Dust 1947 gibt es wieder ein paar Neuheiten im Shop!
CULTISTS DWELLING – MODEL KIT – 35,00 USD
CULTISTS DWELLING – BABYLON PATTERN – 55,00 USD
Taking over the world demands good hiding places. You don’t want to be disturbed when you plan to enslave the Human race! You need a discreet hideout that is also recognizable by your peers… The Cultists Dwelling is the perfect lair to conspire in any desert terrain and will go perfectly with any other Babylon terrain available from us.
This reference comes in a 20 x 14.5 x 10.5cm size box and includes:
– 7 resin parts. The back opening can either be a window or blocked by bricks, both options are included. The assembled kit is large enough to comfortably fill a regular Dust 1947 square.This item is made of resin and needs assembly that requires cement. Models are supplied unpainted. We recommend these items for modelers over 14. Please remember that all orders over 250$ enjoy free shipping.
NORDWIND – BABYLON PATTERN – 115,00 USD
Even as the war continues some “older” vehicles have managed to stay on top. Or have not been destroyed yet. It’s not the case for the very efficient “Nordwind”, officially know as Sd.Kfz 234/1. Its missions have remained the same for a few years now: recon and engage light armored targets. This vehicle does these two jobs superbly. It is presented here in its Babylon Camo Pattern, as used in the Middle-East circa 1947.
This item comes with its own Dust 1947 Unit Card. Premium Edition models are not just “pre-painted”. What we offer is the exact replica of Vincent Fontaine’s work, Dust Studio’s Master Painter. Please remember that all orders over 250$ enjoy free shipping.
NORDWIND – KONDOR PATTERN – 115,00 USD
Even as the war continues some “older” vehicles have managed to stay on top. Or have not been destroyed yet. It’s not the case for the very efficient “Nordwind”, officially know as Sd.Kfz 234/1. Its missions have remained the same for a few years now: recon and engage light armored targets. This vehicle does these two jobs superbly. It is presented here in its Kondor Camo Pattern, as used in the Middle-East circa 1947.
This item comes with its own Dust 1947 Unit Card. Premium Edition models are not just “pre-painted”. What we offer is the exact replica of Vincent Fontaine’s work, Dust Studio’s Master Painter. Please remember that all orders over 250$ enjoy free shipping.
DESERT SCORPIONS GUN TRUCK – BABYLON PATTERN – 75,00 USD
The Desert Scorpions of the Long Range Desert Group have arrived! Still fighting a long war in Northern Africa against Axis forces who have returned, the elite corp of the Desert Scorpions have expanded to the rest of the Middle-East to counter the new threats that have arise. With their lightning strikes capabilities and seasoned troops, they are a welcome reinforcement to all Allied soldiers in the region.
The Desert Scorpions Gun Truck is here to deal with armored targets. To do so it is equipped with a Recoiless Rifle and a Phaser Gun. Combined these two weapons can quickly deal with any walker or tank that the Desert Scorpions may face. Please note that the crew miniatures are included. The vehicle is presented here in desert pattern, as used in North Africa and the Middle-East circa 1947.
This vehicle comes with its own Dust 1947 Unit Card. Premium Edition models are not just “pre-painted”. What we offer is the exact replica of Vincent Fontaine’s work, Dust Studio’s Master Painter. Please remember that all orders over 250$ enjoy free shipping.
DESERT SCORPIONS GUN TRUCK – CERBERUS PATTERN – 75,00 USD
The Desert Scorpions of the Long Range Desert Group have arrived! Still fighting a long war in Northern Africa against Axis forces who have returned, the elite corp of the Desert Scorpions have expanded to the rest of the Middle-East to counter the new threats that have arise. With their lightning strikes capabilities and seasoned troops, they are a welcome reinforcement to all Allied soldiers in the region.
The Desert Scorpions Gun Truck is here to deal with armored targets. To do so it is equipped with a Recoiless Rifle and a Phaser Gun. Combined these two weapons can quickly deal with any walker or tank that the Desert Scorpions may face. Please note that the crew miniatures are included. The vehicle is presented here in winter pattern, as used in Europe circa 1947.
This vehicle comes with its own Dust 1947 Unit Card. Premium Edition models are not just “pre-painted”. What we offer is the exact replica of Vincent Fontaine’s work, Dust Studio’s Master Painter. Please remember that all orders over 250$ enjoy free shipping.
Also beim 234er werde ich das Gefühl nicht los das die einfach ein normalen 1:43 Zeitschriften Sammlermodell vermarkten.
Was den Dodge angeht, ich weiß Jeeps mit Recoilles Guns waren aus Korea und Vietnam bekannt aber die Phaser-kanone ist dann doch etwas too much (das arme Fahrwerk)
PS: Zumal der Backblast des RR genau auf den Phaser-Gunner zielt °_°
Der SD Kfz 234 ist ein Tamyia Modell in 1:48. Ich habe selber einen von Tamyia und einen von Italieri mit Dust Teilen umgebaut. Die Türme wurden so designt, das sie genau auf die Bausätze passen. Wenn man also noch die Türme hat, zum Beispiel vom Prinzluther Transporter, dann kann man die komplett nachbauen, ohne den Premium, bemalt und zusammengebaut Preis zu bezahlen. 😉
Den Phaser finde ich aber auch deutlich zu groß 😀
Rückstoßfreie Geschütze wurden auch schon im WWII verwendet, wie das LG40/1, aber der Designer scheint sich nicht klar über das funtkionale Prinzip zu sein, der Schwenkarm langt bei weiten nicht um den Blast vom Fahrzeug weg zu bekommen. Es sei denn er zielt über die Motorhaube 😉
Da sind natürlich VK-Technologie-Blast-Reduktoren verbaut! Also mal ehrlich, das hätte man doch wissen müssen! 😀
Die Phaserkanone ist doch ok, mich stört eher die zusätzlich normale Kanone. Ausserdem ist es doch Pulp oder hab ich etwas verpasst. Die Phaserkanone in meiner Karre hat keinen Rückstoß.
Die Kanone beim Beifahrer ist to much. So ohne diese komischen Kanonen, sehen die Jeeps ziemlich nett aus.
Die Kanone beim Beifahrer ist viel zu viel des Guten. So ohne diese komischen Kanonen, sehen die Jeeps ziemlich nett aus.