Ok I’ve been out of it awhile so excuse my lack of knowledge. I found these on Squadron or some other newer site I hadn’t visited before(lots of new ones to me thanks to everyone here!).
Anyway The Cyber brand seems very interesting, they have very unusual models, some that I never heard of.I just wondered how the quality was and what your experience has been with them?
I believe you’re referring to Cyber-Hobbies. They are a sub brand of Dragon Models (DML). By and large, very very good kits. They tackle unusual subjects like you mention. Usually variants of more mainstream subjects kitted under the DML label. For instance, CH has a wood gas-operated version of the Marder III whereas the Marder III production variant is a DML release.
Here are some reviews: http://www.perthmilitarymodelling.com/reviews/vehicles/dragon/dragon.htm
Hi Bruce,
If you are referring to “Cyber Hobby” kits, these are (usually) limited release versions of Dragon kits with additional parts. Due to the short runs (with no re-releases), they often attract very high prices on the “second hand” market.
Cyber Hobby also offer a range of older Dragon kits with some “value added” bits like new tracks and bundled figures.
Thanks guys your quite right, I missed the Hobby part.I was looking at the value added kits, plus all the very interesting subjects.The only tank I ever built was a Tamiya RC version of a JagdPanther, but it wasn’t really RC because it had wires running to a small control box.
That Tank Killer was always my favorite, it just looked right somehow, although I’m sure the allied crews probably didn’t share my enthusiasm.