* Firmly already settled as one of the essential publications on the subject on a worldwide level, Sci-Fi & Fantasy Modeller doesn't only keep branching in new families as Real Space Modeller or Modelling the 21st Century, but it is also offering monographic books now. The first of them is How to Build Better Dioramas, written by the habitual collaborator of the "mother" magazine Barry Ford. Released with the characteristic quality of the publishing house, it consists of 128 pages. (9-III-2010)
* Continuing with its Lost in Space model kits range, Moebius Models is releasing now the Jupiter II, the main ship from the classic TV series. At 1/35 scale, it comes with fully detailed interiors. (5-III-2010)
* Another Spanish magazine that was eagerly awaited too: the new instalment of Game Forces is already on our virual newstand. (4-III-2010)
* Many fans were awaiting for it, and it is finally here: Fantasy Dimension #4, the fantasy magazine published by the editor of the prestigious Euro Modelismo. (3-III-2010)
* A couple of restocks you could be interested in: Moebius Models' Seaview 1/350 and Revell's Cylon Raider. (3-III-2010)
* Coinciding with the new The Wolf Man movie, issue 46 of Amazing Figure Modeler focuses on one of the most attractive though terrorific monsters of the fantastic imagery. And as if that weren't enough, an interview with legendary Bernie Wrightson... Aoooooooow! (20-II-2010)
* It's sure that many of us were awaiting for a female figure from Yedharo Models, and it is here at last within its War of the Zodiac range. It is Virgo, and it is released as usual in resin and 54 mm. Already available! (16-II-2010)
* It was called to be a best-seller since the very moment it was announced: Conan-Death of Belit, from Moebius Models, exceeds even the impressive first kit from the company based on Robert E. Howard's character, and it is inspired by the cover of the barbarian's issue #100 published by Marvel. (1-II-2010)
* Faithful to its appointment with its readers, Sci-Fi & Fantasy Modeller magazine begins the year with its new issue, the sixteenth, and announcing the inminent release of How to Build Better Dioramas, a book which will be released by the same editors in February. (19-I-2010)
* New image in our Gallery: Jedi Starfighter by Vicente Ocete. (19-I-2010)
* In stock again: Polar Lights' Enterprise NCC-1701. (18-I-2010)
* Always in the shade of the omnipresent Enterprise, there are a lot of spaceships that we can find along the Star Trek saga -both, cinematographic and television-. The Surak Vulcan Shuttle can already be seen in Star Trek: the Movie, the first instalment released in the big screen. The model is once again a reissue of the original 1979 AMT model kit produced by Round 2. (14-I-2010)
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