Hello,

I've been checking out the company models-hobby.com out of Russia and was wondering if anyone has had any experience, good or bad ordering from them?

The prices seem very decent, they have a wide range of items.

Thanks in advance...

Sincerely,
Jerry

Hey Jerry..I was wondering the same thing. I'm looking at their Russian 1/35 scale modern tank crews and infantry to go along with my Meng T-90 MBT when it arrives.

Thanks for posting the ? I hope someone will answer your post

Craig..

Never had any problems. They are Live-Resin's sales website. Yaroslav Padalko is a poster in here.

Marc,

Great!

Again, thnaks!!!

And another vote of confidence from me - have ordered from them a few times (mainly Live-Resin stuff) and all has gone very smoothly.

My pleasure. Live-Resin has some of the most amazing resins add-ons for your models. Prices are good and Customers service is top-notch. Shipping is fast. The biggest thread (I think) here in this forum is the Live-Resin's.

Take care and hope you find something you like

Marc/ubi

Not the fastest turnaround time but great communication and service. I wouldn't hesitate dealing with them again. Best in stock selection of Live Resin on the web.

I just got the 2 ICM Fire trucks from a seller in Russia . It showed up in the mailbox in six days and was in good shape . If it's shipped airmail it's fast .

I can also recommend models-hobby.com

And the Live Resin stuff is just stunning!

Hi, and forgive the intrusion. I was asked to review my experience with Models-Hobby, and it has been excellent. I've purchased Live Resin items from them and my last order (about 40 pieces) was shipped quickly and received in the US in about 8 days. Inventory is the best I've found and "the price is right".

For Live Resin, it will be my only source from now on.

Mike

I received my order yesterday (27/05/15) it was posted 22/05/15. I have ordered a number of times from Models Hobby and I have not had an issue with them. They are my preferred suppler for all Live Resin and Tank figures.

Regards

Brian