Hi All,
After I read a review on site of some Warriors figures (British Comet Crew), I decided to use the link provided in the review (normally top left hand corner of the page) to go to their website...
And got transported to Modelmecca.com that deals in NASCAR racing vehicles and paraphinalia.
Now, I have VLS Corperation (where I normally go to view Warriors figures) in my favourites, so I clicked the link and..Modelmecca again.

So do Warrior figs have a website anymore?
TTFN
Tom

Tom try squadron.

Martyn,
I googled for Squadron.com (I assume this is the site you mean) and searched for Warriors figs.
Got one result. A human skeleton fig
I'm looking at different examples of WW2 British tank crews and thought I'd check out if there were any others from Warriors.
TTFN
Tom

did you chose the manufacturer you wanted to search?
i did that from the drop down box, didnt even have to type anything
here

James,
your link lead me to where I was.
Tom

it has worked for me mate.

Martyn,
Cheers!
Got it now.
Tom

Tom,

I'm not sure if you're familiar with the history of Warriors, and I must admit I'm a bit sketchy on the very early history, but here's a quick overview on why you got to where you got to:

Warriors were a division of The VLS Corporation, ModelMecca was the online retail portal of VLS. VLS recently (about 2-3 years ago?) sold out to Squadron.com.

So, to answer your questions:

- Warriors didn't have their own website (not that I know if) but did have a product line page on ModelMecca
- The reason you're ending up on a NASCAR page is probably because the domain name's been sold (just guessing here)
- Squadron.com would probably have the most complete listing of Warriors figures as they own the line, but they're certainly not the only place you'll find them.

With regards to the review, was that on one of the Kitmaker sites? If so could you please let me know which review it is so that I can fix that incorrect link?

Rudi

Hi Rudi, the man that created VLS retired in 2007, Bob letterman his name was.

http://bobletterman.com/

VLS Split up..... Verlinden went (back on) his own way and the VLS-VP website changed to Modelmecca....... which then was sold to Squadron a few years later.

some more info: http://www.bobletterman.com/story.html

Martyn,

I know that. FYI Bob was the "L" in "VLS". He didn't create it per se, but he and his wife certainly were the energy behind it. Bob is actually one of my all time favourite BIG diorama builders

Rudi

Just out of curiosity ...

If the V was Verlinden, and the L was Letterman, who was the S?

Hi Rudi, thats what I ment. Yeah me too I always look at his museum photos.!

Verlinden, Letterman & Stok. Jos Stok was a Dutch investor in the original Verlinden, Letterman & Stok Inc. Bob bought Jos out in '95, which is when it was renamed The VLS Corporation.