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Ursulescu
Posted: October 20, 2010 09:42 pm
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ThanX guys for the help! Being in Canada is not always good. I might be the only guy interested in Rapid Fire in a 1000 mile radius!
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Posted: October 21, 2010 05:30 am
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QUOTE (Ursulescu @ October 21, 2010 03:42 am)
Being in Canada is not always good.

I fully agree.
That's why I left the country and returned to Europe. wink.gif

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raevski
Posted: October 22, 2010 05:52 am
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I possess a Rapid Fire Romanian Army.
I have 3 battalions of Infantry (in metal from 3 different manufacterers)
The Bulk of my R2's (10 of them) and R1's (only 1) are ostmodels along with my 47mm ATG, 50mm pak and Resita 75mm battery (2 guns).
The 251's are plastic (I have the recon battalion)
I use a mixture of Russian and opel Blitz for trucks to mount my infantry.
My Engineer battalion (Flamethrowers are awesome in Rapid fire) is mounted in Soviet Zis trucks.
TACAMs are also Ostmodels (3 of)
i have 1/2 a cavalry regiment also (metal)

I have designed my army so that it can play early war 1941 with R2's
then 42 with Pz IIIN and PzIVF-2 mediums companies
43- I have 38t's and a Stuart. Captured at Ozerika
44- Stug III's, TACAMs, PZIV's.

Good luck, they are good fun and competitive vs Soviets.
PzIV's and resita are able to take on any heavy armour they have.
please feel free to ask me any questions.
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Posted: October 22, 2010 06:27 pm
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Ursulescu, You might be surpised, I know at least two Canadian Rf players !
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Ursulescu
Posted: October 22, 2010 08:42 pm
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In Calgary, or in High River, Alberta?

That would be nice!

Is there any way someone kindhearted enough on this site could send me a R2 tank model or an IAR 80/81 in 1/72nd scale?
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King Arthur
Posted: October 24, 2010 06:11 pm
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Mr Ursulescu,

One of the people in this forum site is a modelshop owner from Bucharest.
I met him one time when I was in Bucharest for hollidays and he's a nice person and also interested in Dacian and WW2 models and era.
In this site his nickname is: Olaf the Viking
This is the link to his shop:

http://www.machete.ro/

The site is in Romanian but the peolpel speak also english so you can contact them by e-mail

Good luck!
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King Arthur
Posted: October 24, 2010 06:22 pm
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Maybe this can be of interest also for Rapid Fire enthousiasts:

http://www.valiantminiatures.com/

They have some !free! downloadable scenario's ...
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Ursulescu
Posted: October 25, 2010 10:14 am
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ThanX King Arthur!

I will try to get in contact with the hobbyshop owner, however I'm not sure about the shipping of models from one counrty to another. It's a long way to go for a kit...more than 1/2 way around the world from Alberta to Romania! However, considering CDN dollar to ROM Lei, I should get a really good price on them. I just hope CDN Customs doesn't heap a big fee on it!

What I need to find is someone who imports AModel (And the other Russian/Czech/Eastern Europe made stuff) into Canada or the USA. Let that guy deal with international shipping, loss of items, customs, etc that go into dealing with people overseas. Once the items are here, on my continent, it's easier for me to have them shipped across country at wholesale prices and bring them into my store and charge my retail.

So far, in my internet searching, I've only been able to find AModel through European sources, be it from the Ukrane or England, as an example. I haven't found anything over here, say in Illinois or Ontario... which is what I need to find.

Sadly, there isn't a convienent "Wholesaller's list", like a telephone book of wholesalers I can open up and look at. Most wholesalers are quite secretive. They find you...you can't find them. Also, some hobby shops will tell you their wholesallers, others will not. It's taken me 6 years to get mine, and I know I still don't have enough.

But if I did get some of this stuff from AModel, I'm pretty sure I'd be exclusive in selling it. However, the question is : Do I have a large enough clientel to sell it to?

(Sorry guys. I hate to sound like a pain. It's just a gamble to get products. It's nice to know that something's a "Sure thing" before diving into it.)

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Posted: October 25, 2010 11:11 am
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@ King Arthur - I just sent him an E-mail, but I checked him out and his last post here was in 2008. His site also deals in Romanian Lei, which according to the money converter, is outdated currency. (It would be nice though...if I remember correctly, 21 Lei is = to $0.07 Cdn, which means I could buy his store out for $500! rolleyes.gif )

Also, not speaking Romanian, I sure hope I can deal with this guy. I can only "Translate" @ 50% of the web page, maily by clicking on pictures and figuring it out from there. (Stock and Stoc is the same, for example)

I also wonder how long it would take for somethign to come from there to here? 1 month- 2 months?

However, he sure has a lot of models in his inventory! It will be nice if this all works out!

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King Arthur
Posted: October 25, 2010 01:26 pm
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Mr. Ursulescu,

It is true that some sites say Lei instead of RON ,the RON is the new Lei.
Some people still use the old money and also convert the new prices to the old Lei prices to sse how expensive something is...
So when you put ROn in your currency converter it will be like this:

€ 1 -> 4.27 Ron
CD$ 1 -> 3 RON
CD$ 1 -> € 0.70

So i'm sorry, you cannot buy his whole shop for $500 ... smile.gif

Why don't you send e-mails to A-models and the other ones to see if they have an agent in Canada or USA ? Or maybe you can become an agent....
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Posted: October 25, 2010 04:56 pm
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I was thinking of that. they are listed in Finescale Modler magazine, so they must have some credentials.

Yeah, too bad I couldn't buy the shop for $500!
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King Arthur
Posted: October 27, 2010 11:40 am
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@kameradschnurschuh,

T go back to the real subject of this topic i will TRY to put some pictures that i found on the internet...

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I hope it worked and they are usefull to you.

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King Arthur
Posted: October 27, 2010 11:41 am
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It worked! Yeehaa!!!

You can find more pictures of the romanian ww2 army here:

http://www.ww2incolor.com/Romanian+Forces/

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Ursulescu
Posted: October 27, 2010 04:22 pm
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ThanX for the links King Arthur! The pictures will help me out when I'm looking on the model kit shelf to build my army. I can put a "Face" to the name of the vehicle.
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Posted: October 27, 2010 05:46 pm
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@King Arthur

Thank you for the link


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