Wednesday, January 13, 2010 - 09:53 PM UTC
Echelon Fine Details have just sent us their latest list of new releases for a wide variety of 1/35th and 1/48 scale vehicles including Modern Camouflage Nets.
Firts of all they have re-released 4 sets of Modern Camouflage Nets.The netting requires a simple process of removal from the backing paper by soaking into water like normal decals. Step by step instructions are provided. Each net comes pre-colored. Each color is released under two different patterns (A and B).

D356070 Modern Camouflage Netting - Pattern A (Tan)

D356071 Modern Camouflage Netting - Pattern B (Tan)

D356072 Modern Camouflage Netting - Pattern A (Brown / Dark Green)

D356073 Modern Camouflage Netting - Pattern B (Brown / Dark Green)


4 new 1/48 decal sets:

AXT481002 Schwere PzAbt 505 Tiger IIs
AXT481008 Schwere PzAbt 506 & Gruppe Fehrmann Tiger Is
AXT481013 2 & 3 Pz.Div., Das Reich & HJ Panzer IVs (Ausf. H & J)
AXT481018 Das Reich & Wiking Panzer III Ausf J/L/Ms


New 1/35 sets:

AXT351018 Das Reich & Wiking Panzer III Ausf J/L/Ms
D356095 504th MP Btn V100 Commando in Vietnam (pt5)
D356098 Calgary Regiment Dingos at Dieppe
P353009 UN Patches (1/35)
P163009 UN Patches (1/16)
D726021 US Army OIF Battalion Numbers (Part 1)
D726031 US Army OIF Battalion Numbers (Part 2)

For more details including prices see the Echelon website (LINK)

Our thanks to Lawrence at Echelon Fine Details for the Updates.



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Comments

sgtreef
Looks nice. Just wish the instructions were not covered by the picture of the item. And also looks to be a hair puller to use but overall the effect must be great as what I can see. Thanks for the review.
JAN 13, 2010 - 10:12 PM
bill_c
Very nice sets as always.
JAN 14, 2010 - 04:43 AM
Havoc
Great to see! Anyone know if the Modern Camo nets would have been seen on British Challenger 2's during Operation Telic...? Regards and Aloha, Johnny B.
JAN 14, 2010 - 11:46 AM
thebear
Kinda the same question ,but does anyone know which type the Canadians are using in Afghanistan?
JAN 16, 2010 - 04:40 AM
cahilj
I recently tried to use the brown/green (D356073). I was not happy with it whatsoever. Echelon makes good stuff for sure, but this product just isn't up to the standard. I followed the directions to a "T", but despite multiple tries, I was unable to get the decal to work properly. The first try resulted in a perfectly flat net. It never opened up after drying. Several tries after that, all resulted in the decal not releasing from the wax paper after step 7. I tried different amounts of talcum powder, hairdryer and none, but no matter what, the decal ALWAYS tore during separation from the wax paper. I tired different sizes of decal to see if that helped, and yes, the smaller it was, the easier it was to work with, but a scale 2 foot square net is NOT realistic. I will be attempting some sort of other method for netting. Unfortunately, this was $20 down the drain.
MAY 23, 2012 - 01:46 PM
Maki
Thanks for summarizing your experiences with Echelon nets. I was thinking of getting them a while back but decided I should instead try to make my own Barracuda as explained on the Swedish IPMS site. Mario
MAY 23, 2012 - 05:27 PM
skarik
As I recently finished a project which includes the modern camo net I thought to give my 2 cents. James described pretty much what I think about the Echelonīs set. I bought two sheets to have enough material and still was not satisfied with the result. At one point I though I was going to leave it on the kit, but finally decided to use the Eduardīs PE instead. You can compare before and after... (Despite both the Echelon and Eduard offers the nets in tan colour they are overpainted on the model) BEFORE: AFTER:
MAY 24, 2012 - 06:10 AM
cahilj
Jiri- Which Eduard PE set did you use? It looks very similar to the modern US netting, but I haven't been able to find it.
MAY 25, 2012 - 02:29 AM
skarik
It is set no. 36154, I think itīs called Barracuda Netting Desert. However it was overpainted with several shades of tan enamel.
MAY 25, 2012 - 07:52 AM
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