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buzz1941 · 13 November 2005, 10:39 AM

I saw Tom Harrison a couple of weeks ago at his new digs in Santa Rosa. He is definately NOT closed. But he has moved and is reorganizing. His web site still exists, but I know he's tweaking it. Looks like a server problem at the moment.

He IS out of producing WWI kits at the moment. He's totally into producing etched-metal frets, mostly for ships, and he still has many WWI accessories available, including a brilliant 1/32 Mercedes.

When he found out I was building the Cramer 1/48 Halberstadt, he said, "Are you one of the suckers who bought that too? I thought I was the only one! Worst vacform kit ever produced!" and then he gifted me with his copy. Thanks Tom!

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buzz1941 Forum Ace Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Kailua, Hawaii Posts: 1,595	Tom's Modellwerke I saw Tom Harrison a couple of weeks ago at his new digs in Santa Rosa. He is definately NOT closed. But he has moved and is reorganizing. His web site still exists, but I know he's tweaking it. Looks like a server problem at the moment. He IS out of producing WWI kits at the moment. He's totally into producing etched-metal frets, mostly for ships, and he still has many WWI accessories available, including a brilliant 1/32 Mercedes. When he found out I was building the Cramer 1/48 Halberstadt, he said, "Are you one of the suckers who bought that too? I thought I was the only one! Worst vacform kit ever produced!" and then he gifted me with his copy. Thanks Tom! __________________ Burl Burlingame http://www.pacificmonograph.com http://www.modeleer.com http://www.honoluluagonizer.com "Art is never finished, only abandoned." -- Leonardo Da Vinci