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zinge wrote:

http://www.freewebstore.org/Zinge-Industries/Ammo_Drums_26_Boxes/p658641_2863673.aspx

In the picture of the drums, what is the name of the one all the way on the left (The round drum that replace the regular magazine on a bolter)?

Hi Alpharius,

Hi the far left one is the inset drum, I will redo the pictures as soon as I have a full set painted (the one missing is the underslung drum) pics tonight hopefully.

Cheers

Kit

So when ordering that one, I would select #2, right?

And that price is a for a single piece?

Also, what # is the round drum built for a Storm Bolter? (The second from the left in the picture)

And... when will they be in stock?

Thanks!

I will hopefully redo the picture with attached numbers tonight and stock added hopefully tonight.

yes they are £0.35 ea. or £1.50 a set

Might make more moulds of single designs if there is demand.

Cheers

Kit

OK, numbers on the picture would be great.

Once they're on there, and there is stock in the store, I'll be placing an order!

Last Ammo Drum Pic + updated the site

Cheers

Kit

I see I thought you meant the mould pouring was for the but know I see I was wrong ….I will be after some stuff soon just got to work out what ..

Yes you were on the wrong TRACK, what you are alluding to is still a month out.

lol

zinge wrote:Hi Fella - would love to see some pictures!

Cheers

Kit

As requested. Attack bike with large ammo belt on the heavy bolter:





Second one a bit blurry, but you get the general idea ...

zinge wrote:Yes you were on the wrong TRACK, what you are alluding to is still a month out.

I thought it was a LINK to the moulding my mistake , I need money and lots of it especially in a month or so time ………..

Cool bits..the ak looks a ok!

@ Ruminator - That looks awesome thanks for sharing.

Gonna be at Gamesday on Sunday (UK) will be wearing a Zinge Industries T-shirt Say hi if you spot me.

Cheers

Kit

New 19mm wheel sprue is up and running

Wheels now £1 each or £3.60 for the sprue


Chyears

Kut

that name tag of yours looks extra cool, you should make something with that typostyle...i bet that would sell too...

I'm very pleased with the big AKs and M4s I ordered. The smaller AKs seem a little tinier than I expected though, even in the hands of grots. Oh well, I'm sure I'll eventually find a good home for them.

Do you think those Bolter drums would look good on IG Heavy stubbers and Heavy Bolters?
I seriously don't use H. Bolters ATM, but in the future i might.

@ Flamekebab - Small AKs are more human size than grot (might do some more)

@alarmingrick Will have a play tonight and put some pictures up.

Also got some grey knights in for sizing pics.

I am getteing requests for 28mm (Trukk and waggon) sized wheels similar to the 19mm any intrest?

Can't hang round here all day chatting gotta make tracks.

That pun was painful, Kit!

The small AKs look fine in the hands of WargamesFactory models but look kinda puny in the hands of Cadians.

Depending on price I'd be interested in larger wheels.

Edit: by the way, do you 3D print your products and then mould them?

To copy-paste the review I put on the Zinge site yesterday: "I ordered a trio of heavy Mauser blasters a.k.a. the Han Solo pistols, both for my Rogue Trader character and any future conversion work in mind. The pistols require some cleaning up that's common with resin bits, namely removal of flash, vents and tabs, but nothing severe or uncommon if you've worked with resin before. Cleaning aside the casts are of an excellent quality with no bent barrels and quite made of a sturdy material that doesn't bend easily or break when handled poorly. All in all good quality and I will most certainly make future purchases here!"

Seriously guys, if you like the stuff you get, don't forget to post up a review on the site itself!

@ BrookM thanks for that (glad the bits turned up ok) - didn't know I had reviews on the site - awesome!

Expect previews of the next kit shortly

Also off on Monday up to Scotland for a week long wildcamping canoe trip on the Spey. So I will not be sending orders out for that week.

Cheers

Kit

Coming up to Scotland, eh? Bring me something nice here in Edinburgh!

I will be at the Rachmaninov concert in Edinburgh on Friday night - my missus is seeing what happens when I get introduced to culture ??


First preview below

Fungus?

I like being cryptic - or annoying - not sure which is most fun!

Oooh, like the big(?) gear. Might come in handy later when I'm done sketching up that ship bridge I'm planning.

A bridge you say?

how about some smaller cogs?

Ooh, a combination of both would be suitably Ad-Mech and useless, just the way the Imperium likes its ships.

Those parts would look great if attached to a tracked cannon that fires thunderous bolts

Next bits are not quite as exciting!