Coming Soon

Announcing a new product and brand. We are planning to have these available to ship by the end of July in O and HO scale. We don’t have the final price yet but we are trying to keep it around $20 ($19.95 MSRP)

The initial run will be limited. We will consider accepting orders.

Comments

[Bob Bruce]

Thoim;
Put me down for a couple of packages of CREEKY laser cut wood shingles in O gauge.
Bob Bruce

[John]

Thom,

I would like more info.

John

[John Handlogten]

How about window frames? Window frames are my least favorite part of paper modeling.

[JT]

Cool. Is this lazerboard, wood, or paper? How much material do we get for $20?

[Gael]

Put me down for some HO scale CREEKY shingles and roofing!

[Terry Hansley]

They look good----I'll be looking for the answers to already asked questions-----type of material and quantity.

Are they laser cut or is this step for the modeler to do.

Terry H

[Terry Hansley]

They look good----I'll be looking for the answers to already asked questions-----type of material and quantity.

Are they laser cut or is this step for the modeler to do.

Terry H

[Dave]

They will be laser cut and self adhesive. If sales go as well as we hope there will be lots of other laser cut products like windows and doors maybe even a whole kit

[Dave]

they will be laser cut cardstock with an adhesive backing. A typical pack will be 2 sheets of shingle, 1 sheet of tar paper and one of underlay. Our whole roofing system in one pack. I imagine we will also offer packs of just shingles.
there are two issues that will determine the price. The overall laser bill, could be as high as $5 per sheet (add printing, packaging etc)and the profit we need to build in for shop keepers who expect a significant discount for large orders. I'm not too happy about that part as it forces a higher price (we do not profit from) but if we can get in into local stores the convenience of being able to stop in a hobby shop and buy what you need is what your paying for. So far we have had a lot of stores committing to taking a couple dozen packs each. No matter what the final price we will not be making much per pack.