Newsletter Feb.7

Kitlinx Newsletter - Feb.6, 2025

Dear <name>, Thank you for shopping at Kitlinx, llc!

Modeling News

• Kitlinx received and entered a HUGE 1/32 Aircraft Collection. All the kits are in pristine condition! It is over 800 kits! About 70 of the kits are out of production. Below are the line that were entered as this Newsletter is published. Another 450 kits still need to be entered today or Monday... 

1. Czech Model
2. DML/Dragon (17 kits)
3. Fly Models (11 kits)
4. HK Models
5. Hobbyboss (20 kits)
6. HpH Models
7. ICM Models (30 kits)
8. Italeri
9. Lukgraph
10. Pacific Coast Models
11. Roden (23 kits)
12. Silver Wings
13. Special Hobby (29 kits)
14. Tamiya
15. Trumpeter (99 kits)
16. Wingnut Wings (27 kits!)

The lines still awaiting entry are mostly Hasegawa (>100 kits) & Revell(both Germany and Monogram >100 kits) but also:

1. Azur

2. Eduard

3. Matchbox

4. Kitty Hawk

5. Hobbycraft

• Kitlinx is having an issue with an International package "out there"... The last scan was still in Europe and it should have been delivered today! We currently have TWO International shipments on their way to Kitlinx

Customer's Feedback

"My order arrived promptly, complete, and well packed. Another satisfied customer"

Mark, from Knoxville, TN

"Package came in fast. The model is very well done. Instructions are easy to use and casting is very sharp . Wish company would make more WW1 tanks in this scale and price range. Thanks"

Mike, from Tonkawa, OK

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Charles Reading scratch-built this diorama "Death Wagon"

"This is a WW1 diorama depicting the aftermath of a battle with the dead being picked up in a horse drawn wagon. I scratch built the horse harness & bridle out of lead strips and brass wire.The exhausted German soldier figure is Stalingrad's #3538 "German Infantryman at Rest" the figure was backdated to WW1 infantry using a Hornet WW1 head w/helmet and WW1 weapons & accessories. . Figure: Stalingrad 'Sitting Soldier'"

"The idea for the diorama is gleaned from a book I read ages ago that referred to Belgian civilians contracted to remove the dead from the battlefield. I tried to show the desperation and futility by adding the one living soldier completely exhausted and vaguely aware of what is going on around him."