Check out www.archertransfers.com ..........they do what they describe as a resin rivet that can be applied like a decal . The 'surface details' section of their downloadable catalogue has all manner of interesting items.......be amazed ;D
Yep, they're extremely useful:John D said:Check out www.archertransfers.com ..........they do what they describe as a resin rivet that can be applied like a decal . The 'surface details' section of their downloadable catalogue has all manner of interesting items.......be amazed ;D
Roger,D816Foxhound said:Hello,
I'm a bit late with this reply, but if you are after the Grandt Line rivets, they can be obtained in the UK from SB Models, PO Box 114, Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, LA13 0WY.
http://sbmodels.uk.net/
Roger
The October issue of Model Railroader has an article which includes a method for making your own.John D said:Check out www.archertransfers.com ..........they do what they describe as a resin rivet that can be applied like a decal . The 'surface details' section of their downloadable catalogue has all manner of interesting items.......be amazed ;D
Actually, I would be lighter of pocket if their website registration process worked, and if they answered the phone...Simon Dunkley said:Roger,D816Foxhound said:Hello,
I'm a bit late with this reply, but if you are after the Grandt Line rivets, they can be obtained in the UK from SB Models, PO Box 114, Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, LA13 0WY.
http://sbmodels.uk.net/
Roger
Thanks for that: a few useful 1:35 items as well.
I am now lighter of pocket...