Cardstock drum set

[whulsey]

Nice set up. What's the approximate scale on it? By the way, do you play drums yourself?

[Petestein]

Originally Posted by Elrod4u3

Thanks. I don't think a lot of people on this forum would be interested in buying any of these models.

With all due respect, I think you're wrong. Why then Schreiber is selling the models I mentioned before? Have you made a market study?

[Elrod4u3]

Originally Posted by whulsey

Nice set up. What's the approximate scale on it? By the way, do you play drums yourself?

I would say the scale is approximately 1/24th, and yes I do play the drums. Thanks for asking.

[Elrod4u3]

Originally Posted by Petestein

With all due respect, I think you're wrong. Why then Schreiber is selling the models I mentioned before? Have you made a market study?

I didn't know that. I haven't done a market study on this but I'm basing my comment on the fact that no one has ever asked me if I would sell any of my models. If that is possible then I would indeed be interested.

[Petestein]

Originally Posted by Elrod4u3

I didn't know that. I haven't done a market study on this but I'm basing my comment on the fact that no one has ever asked me if I would sell any of my models. If that is possible then I would indeed be interested.

Schreiber sells models from other publishers. Why don't you contact them? Perhaps they would like to sell your fantastic model.

[Elrod4u3]

Originally Posted by Petestein

Schreiber sells models from other publishers. Why don't you contact them? Perhaps they would like to sell your fantastic model.

Does he have a website you could direct me to? Thanks.

[Philip]

This is JFSchreiber's website: Schreiber-Bogen Card Modelling - Schreiber-Bogen

[henryk]

Theoretically, the kit could also be made available free of charge – in our free download thread.

[Petestein]

Originally Posted by henryk

Theoretically, the kit could also be made available free of charge – in our free download thread.

Theoretical and practical