This product blew my mind ,Red Fox 3d (High quality 3d printed instrument panels) 

I agree

Mmm hmm and modelers will be paying out the ass for it too.

Same here, took me two days to paint that panel, now minutes. Kids sure do have it easy nowadays lol.

The individual skill of our hobby is being lost. This stuff is double edged sword.

@@frankmike9931 You can't paint a cockpit to look this good! But we are taking our skills and handing them over to a computer and these new 3d cockpits are just too tempting!

@@vincentlussier8264 You are only handing it over if you want to. This is a hobby, and by definition, an activity or interest pursued for pleasure or relaxation. For some, the whole build is what they enjoy: Fitting, super detailing, painting, weathering, etc. This is me. I'm not good at it, but this is my preference. For others, they want a finished product sooner. That means cutting out steps. If that means not having to paint a cockpit, this is the way to go for them. While I don't choose this path, I get it. I know where you are coming from. As far as a model contest, then it becomes a judge's call. If given two planes that are exactly the same except for the cockpits; one hand detailed with wire, stretched sprue, and paint, vs one of these prepainted jobs. I would give my vote to the hand detailed work, but that's me.

Oof, Ole, you hit it on the head, I would love to see those.

This is a great idea. I would totally buy those even if i never had a model to use them on. My father was one of the engineers who designed the instrumentation.

I'm not sure which ones will work, but I think a few could be cut and used in my X-wing or Submarine Seaview to add some textures.

I'm sure you'll see this widely released over all types of modelling 👍

Quinta Studios now have 3D sets for some Russian trucks. I think it'll only be a matter of time.

Yes - I am familiar with Quinta and they are also very impressive.

Quinta, 3D decals. Red Fox 3D printing technology.

@@sandorsisak122 They're exactly the same thing and same technology. I think Quinta were actually the first to do it.

@@stephengilmore2741 Believe me, not the same technology! It’s no coincidence that Quinta only objected to products from Eduard and another manufacturer, they look like duplicates. When Quinta hit the market with its product, Red Fox did trial production!

Thanks, you too!

They need to make 3d printed replacements for the landing gear in 1/72 1/48 and 1/32 as the white metal replacements look way too flimsy to hold up to weight.

That's because MIG is the driving force. If the rumors are to be believed, they own part of the company.

@@PhuVet No. There is cooperation, no ownership.

Spitfire MK. IIa and MK. I c, both €15, on their website.

me too

This is exactly what I was thinking, those look stunning!

Dashboards for American muscle cars and 50's classics would be awesome.

I go back even further… I remember when putty was my WOW factor.

Just got to the part in the video where you mentioned them, oops

Red Fox 3D printing, not stickers. ;-)

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