Adam Wilder Products

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Guys,

has anyone tried the new range of products with Adam Wilders name to to it?

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I had never heard of this brand until Scale model Shop sent out a newsletter saying they were stocking them. Seems to be a range of tools, primers, some paint, some weathering products.
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Yep, sound like that's the same email I got then...

Was just wondering if anyone has already had a go at them and to see how they compare to the other usual suspects :-)

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These have only been available in the states until recently...

Files/sanders - Well over priced!
Pigments - Don't know anyone that's used them.
Tools - You're better off with Tamiya...lol

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Yeah, the tools look on the pictures at least almost like the Tamiya ones, me thinks.

I agree on the sanders.. (Even though I still need to get some UMPs in, my old squadrons are still going strong.. :-) )

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Lee wrote:These have only been available in the states until recently...

Files/sanders - Well over priced!
Pigments - Don't know anyone that's used them.
Tools - You're better off with Tamiya...lol

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Huh, I wasn't aware Adam was selling tools and the such. Now to find a link to see what these are all about...
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Well, some of things in his line look interesting...

http://www.wilder.su/index.html (Official Website)

But yeah, I'll stick with Tamiya and others for tools and sanding products.
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Just seen the prices for the dry transfers -- wow....£11.50 for 1 sheet of decals?
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