Evergreen products?

Just a suggestion gents, you might want to send your personal contact information via a PM instead of posting it for the world to see.

hey , paint sniffer ... oh boy whatta handle . i am close to you , call me at 830 515 3250 lets meet at the ALAMO SQUADRON / I.P.M.S. show the sat .of feb 21 in live oak community ctr . i,ll wear my my csi baseballhat . TANKERBUILDER

hey EDGRUNE ! are you far from NEW BRAUNFELS , TEXAS if so drop me a line in snail mail my address is G.GERACCI 436 copper hill dr. new braunfels ,tx 78130 . phone 830 515 3250 or 8302140109 . lets talk ships .. TANKERBUILDER

Thank you very much, it does. Thanks for the tips on the Testors as well

hi, tankerbuilder here . you should be able to get their products at any good hobby shop . i get mine direct as i do a lot of 1/87 scale ships for clients . the company is represented very well at hobbytown stores ,their snail mail address is EVERGREEN SCALE MODELS @18620-f 141st ave. ne. woodinville, wa98072 their phone number is 877 376 9099 . they are very customer oriented and they have a good catalogue . if you get some i recommend using TESTORS liquid glue for the best success.  i hope this helps you and good luck in your scratchbuild efforts

EdGrune wrote:

Check the model railroad shops too.

Good call Ed, you're right- I'll have to swing by one soon. And thanks for the line on GreatModels  paintsniffer haha I like the name, and the avatar

Check the model railroad shops too.  They seem to hang on in business longer than general hobby shops do.

That is a resource which many of us "military" modelers often ignore.    I went into a couple of them this weekend looking for some parts to detail a ship model and both of them had full display racks of Evergreen stuff.

Greatmodels.com also sells their stuff.

Oh very cool. Good to know- thanks.

You can order direct over the phone from Evergreen.

Thanks- that's how one of our hobby shops was set up. It closed down about.. 2 years ago? But there's still another one in town a little farther out. I don't remember if they had one or not. The owners are very friendly and willing to help out, I'm thinking I'll try talking with them about getting a display like you're talking about.

Thanks Drew

Chris, My local hobby shop -- in fact most hobby shops I've seen -- have displays with Evergreen products  with a whole range of different pieces. Rods of different sizes, I-beams, sheet plastic of various types, etc, are usually available.

Regards,