USA shops online?

Folks I have bought almost everything from HobbyLink and Scalehobbyist. I have zero complaints with anything including follow up service. The thing is on that Modeling News site I see product after product announcement coming out yet when I look at these places new items are often do not see them. I’m interested mostly in US gound force military.

Are there any sites I am missing that carry a larger selection maybe? Truthfully many of these kits are made by companies I have never built a kit from but that’s another question for the future.

you could check out sprue brothers, megahobby, or free time hobbies. if you wanna go international, there’s 1999.co.jp

also, umm-usa and micromark for tools

Also, have a look at these sites:

https://squadron.com/

https://www.hobbynutmodels.com/

https://www.towerhobbies.com/

What you see on the Modeling News are announcements of new products, in other words, items that will be available at some point in the future but not yet.

I have had good luck with Kitlinx.

Thanks guys.

Second SprueBros, Freetime Hobbies, MegaHobby (if you live in the Mid-Atlantic area, specifically the Philadelphia area, you can visit MegaHobby’s bricks & mortar location, AAA Hobbies in Magnolia, NJ)

I order from HobbyLink Japan, too.

I’ll third Sprue Bros. They have some sort of sale going on right now.

https://spruebrothers.com/babibi-model/?_bc_fsnf=1&in_stock=1&mc_cid=ce8a00cac2&mc_eid=b83d8b1333

I use Sprue Brothers for pretty much everything.

HobbyLink Japan does have a lot of weird stuff you don’t see anywhere else (I think Hobby Search 1999 has a lot of same but I’m just used to using HLJ) but their shipping and handling outside Japan is pretty expensive. I normally only put in one or two big orders with them a year.

I have had good luck with Spruebrothers Squadron and Kitlinx

I keep thinking there are two Hobbylinks. This is the one I have used often.

https://www.hobbylinc.com/italeri-bell-ab212:uh1n-plastic-model-helicopter-kit-1:48-scale-552692

I will post a word of warning; often times I buy a hot new kit and it comes in the mail. Then I forget about it. Later, I see the formerly hot new kit for sale at a discount. I buy the sale kit and then see I already have said kit on my shelf. Ugh!