White Metal vs Resin vs Diecast: do you know the difference? 3 methods in making scale models  

White Metal vs Resin vs Diecast: 3 primary methods in making scale models (1/43) by John Kuvakas
There are 3 primary methods in making scale models 1:43: White Metal, Resin and Diecast. Do you know the difference?
Brooklin see each model as an automotive jewel, in fact the Brass Masters are made using the same skills and tools as would a jeweller. Our models are hand-built involving a labour intensive process from beginning to end. Brooklins are not diecast or made from resin: we hand craft car history.
Developing a new model can be a slow process. Time and effort must be invested to find the full size vehicle to be modelled which can involve long distance travel. Hours of measuring will then be required along with hundreds of reference photographs.
With the reference work complete, the many months of development and then production will begin.
Brooklins are not mass produced. Our production runs are counted in hundreds not thousands so our models tend to have a rarity value.
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