Answer going out of bussines

[cgutzmer]

sucks big time :( anyone see how to contact them?

[airdave]

Originally Posted by mchale

i would have liked to get there pt 109

yes, I glimpsed this model once before and forgot about it.

I'm off to Paper Model Store to check it out.

Anyone got one?

[doctormax]

Originally Posted by airdave

yes, I glimpsed this model once before and forgot about it.

I'm off to Paper Model Store to check it out.

Anyone got one?

do you mean does someone have it for sale or on the to billd soon list it is scale 1.100 dave

[airdave]

I was just hoping someone could tell me about the kit, describe it, maybe send me a photo or two of some parts...

its either that or I have to go buy the kit to see what its like.
(not a kit I really want...never was that interested in owning a PT Boat model! lol
I will be satisfied with my own kit in this respect)

I am curious about some of the details since it is such small scale
and curious about actual colours in the kit.

Obviously I am looking at comparisons to my kit and for any design ideas.

[billy.leliveld]

Originally Posted by cgutzmer

sucks big time :( anyone see how to contact them?

Our member mcboom ( Pavel Kohno ) is publishing his designs there..

[milenio3]

I gave 3 Answer models to a friend of mine a couple of years ago, and I found them very appealing.

Sad another publisher decides to finish its business.

[The Omega Man]

Originally Posted by rman

They are all gone also.

Strange, I still see these model compnay names all over the net but they are at priated papermodel websites. So an interresting question is; If a company goes out of business an no longer publishes work to be sold (be it past or new models) is it still copywrite valid when there are digital copies all over for free and the company is now defunct?

[tomorrow]

oh It`s a bad news

[SJPONeill]

Originally Posted by The Omega Man

Strange, I still see these model compnay names all over the net but they are at priated papermodel websites. So an interresting question is; If a company goes out of business an no longer publishes work to be sold (be it past or new models) is it still copywrite valid when there are digital copies all over for free and the company is now defunct?

Let's not go there...this has been hashed out in innumerable threads here already...life of the copyright is longer then life of the company...

[Royaloakmin]

I think there is no doubt that the piracy killed them. A great loss, and I will not be suprised if we lose more companies in future, and further reduce our options...