[Admiral Toys Inc.]

I told you I would have more models for your preview. Did you expect the German 88? Or had I already let the cat out of the bag?

The 88 will be constructed of both heavy metal and ABS plastics. Small parts must be tooled in ABS to retain the detail. This is a very large model and we think it will be a must for any WWII collector.

I will state again that this is a Master Model and there is still some work to be done. Minor modifications are in progress as we speak.

However, I must say it really is amazing to see the amount of detail we are able to put into these artillery pieces. These photos are of a 1:72 scale master model!! Detail!!

The anticipated date of completed production is first half '07.

Hope you enjoy,
Regards,
Jason

[Rubberduck]

Oh...oh...OMG!!
That one looks great! The Details are just amazing! Veeeeeeeeeeeery beautiful! Thank you so much for the 88!

[tsr2]

Cheers Jason. Even at this stage it looks like the first must have for 2007.

[admin]

That's outstanding, excellent work!

[timbo]

Wow - can't wait.

Will the wheels come off so you can mount it in a firing position?

[STARMAN 352ND]

Jason,
What are we going to do with you guys...
You keep getting better and better...
That 88 has great detail work.
You guy's are starting to hit the jackpot on your items.
Keep up the great work.
JP

[easy8]

No way! That is awesome! Life is good! Go Admiral!

easy8

[planenuts]

Great googa mooga............................................. .................................................. .................................................. .................................................. .....

I'm sorry. I peed and pooped my paints and fainted.


If it can be displayed in both travel and firing mode I'll have to get two That is just fantastic

[butcherbird]

Ach Du Lieber!!!! Great news.
One question. (I know, we're never satisfied) Any chance of making some figures to man all of this awesome artillery.


Note to P'nuts: Get some depends.

[tankguy]

Fantastic.

I see no problem with repaints on the German guns: Early war gray, DAK sand, Ostfront white, and Normandy tricolor. I am pulling for crews.

The 88 is also sweet because you can swing that baby up at our 1/72 planes circling up by the ceiling!

Here's hoping a pak 40 or pak 38, and a 6-pdr/57mm US/Brit/Soviet anti-tank guns are next up on deck! I got more tanks to shoot at than you can imagine.