N gauge military models

[slurp]

Hi guys 'nother question from the newbie .

Been trying to locate a manufacturer of military models, in particular British armour, trucks, tanks etc with no luck. I know Roco do a couple of items but not British, any one any ideas or can point me in the right direction?? Your help appreciated on this matter otherwise i might have to rethink my layout:cry:

 

[2slim]

Slurp,
I remember seeing some pewter military pieces for war gamers someplace. And I think there was a company called 'Trucks and tracks' that was making resin military pieces in N scale. For the pewter pieces try GHQ they might be the ones I'm thinking of.

P.S. Yep, GHQ has 'Micro-armor' it scales to 1/285 so it might be a little small.

2slim

 

[slurp]

THanks for that 2slim, had a look at GHQ and they onmly do one piece of armor (which happens to be US) in 1:160. Am now beginning to think i'm flogging a dead horse with this and may have to seriously rethink my layout.:cry:

 

[Evan]

12mm - quite close

Hi,

Try this company:
http://www.miniaturefigurines.co.uk/index.html
Look under 12mm (N gauge/scale). Both modern and WWII catered for.

Cheers

 

[slurp]

Evan thank you for that, it could quite possibly save my plans

 

[slurp]

Well, have sent off for one or two items so will let you know how good they are when they arrive, thanks once again for the link Evan

 

[Sunburn]

Military miniatures 10mm=1/160

I came across some here. I ordered three, I'll post pictures as soon as I get them...


http://www.warweb.com/miniatures/action200.html

 

[Sunburn]

Very nice metals

Last night I got 2 of the 3 items ordered. Gorgeous detail. Very pleased. I believe these are Skytrex Miniatures. I will try to get decent pictures up.

 

[MarkFielder]

For ww2 era military models in N scale try www.gramodels.co.uk

 

[slurp]

Thanks for the links guys, some interesting stuff out there when you know where to look. Would still be much appreciated if any more came to light if ou could add them.

 

[eightyeightfan1]

Haven't seen them in awhile. When I was in N scale, I used to use Micro-Machines. I think they may have been a little out of scale.But,some cleaning of the flash, protypical paint jobs, a little weathering and they made a great cheap, military flatcar loads.

 

[Will_annand]

Have you tried this site?

http://www.musketminiatures.com/

 

[slurp]

Many thankls for the above links guys. Have found one that almost suits/fills most of my requirements now, if any of you are after British Military Vehicles then i can heartily reccomend this site http://www.pg-models.com/