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The Canadian Otter Recce Car 1/56 resin kit is released. The kit contains PU resin parts to build two versions of the armoured car –

Canadian version with storage box or British version with antenna and sand channels.

The hull and the chassis are pre-assembled as a one-piece part.

This kit is available in our webshop http://neucraftmodels.com and our eBay store – http://stores.ebay.com/miniworldshop

You seem to be a relatively new operation. The Otter looks excellent - well done. I tend to stick with plastic vehicles, but it's very tempting.

Oh, i quite like this and might just need to get one for a diorama.

 Tailgunner wrote:
You seem to be a relatively new operation. The Otter looks excellent - well done. I tend to stick with plastic vehicles, but it's very tempting.

Yes, we are new to this business. The first products - 1/56 Lorraine 37L tractor and SA37 47mm anti-tank guns were released this September.

The sand channel parts are supposed is supposed to be over thick to prevent it break from the stress of gaming, right?

 sing your life wrote:
The sand channel parts are supposed is supposed to be over thick to prevent it break from the stress of gaming, right?

Yes. The thickness serves this purpose. Also, the long side of the sand channel appears to be thick because the edge is bent over by almost 90 degree and this bent edge increases the strength of an real sand channel during its actual use. So we created a thick side to simulate this feature. You can see the picture of a shaped photo etched sand channel part.