[WWI] 1/35 or 1/32?

[Andy Bannister]

> >> There are lots available for 1/72 and 1/48th but never in our
> >> era. 1940-45 and modern are its as far as those scales. 
> >>     
> oi, i did not write that.  it does echo my general impression of the 
> state of affairs tho, at least as regards the armour i'm 
> interested in, 
> which is pretty much russian and the odd italian armoured 
> car.  still, 
> this is a case where i'm delighted to be wrong.
> 

Yep, sorry iban. I realised right after (of course!) I hit send that once
again I was putting the wrong name to a comment. I really need to stop
replying before I've had my after-work cuppa & chillout....!

Unfortunately you're probably right regarding WWI Russian & Italian armoured
cars, though UM do a couple of very nice pre-WWII Russian armoured cars.
Perhaps some obscure resin companies might help you out but I think you may
be in for a long wait for an injection moulded Russian armoured car from
WWI. 
Andy