New Improved "Wildhare Models" Website

[Ken Hamilton]

The Wildhare Models website got a recent upgrade, with links to our Facebook page,
product images in our Fotki albums and  Fotki folder that will contain "Unadvertised
Odds & Ends" - limited quantity photo-etched parts that won't be advertised on the website.
(there's nothing in that folder yet but there will be soon).  Check it out.....

www.wildharemodels.com

[Frederic Testard]

Nice design, Ken. But I noticed that the shopping carts and milk crates are first described as O or G scale, while the price begins with HO. You may want to correct this.

[marc_reusser]

Cool! I like.

Now we just need to have some of thes in 1/35 

...what though on you main page is an "Ornate Fench and Railing Brass Kit" ? 

Marc

[chester]

Cool! I like.

Now we just need to have some of thes in 1/35 

...what though on you main page is an "Ornate Fench and Railing Brass Kit" ? 

Marc

That's South Jerseyian for "French"

[Frederic Testard]

French is certainly very ornate as a language, but wouldn't it rather be fence?

[Ken Hamilton]

Wow....I just went over to the Website and the typos you point out, which I actually
never noticed, jumped off the page and hit me like a punch in the forehead....
Thanks for pointing them out.  I'll get me Web Guy on the case.

Typos or not, I hope you enjoy the site.  There seems to be some interest, so I might
do some 1/35th-scale pieces, like Chopping Karts & Fenchs.....

[eTraxx]

Darn it. Now I have to design a two story building in O scale just so I can add the fire escape!

[Philip Smith]

Cool... I like Hossenfeffer. that is one badass rabbit!

[Ken Hamilton]

Thanks, again, guys. I e-mailed my web designer and have asked him to correct the typos.
Some HO-Scale loose parts are now listed in the "Odds & End" folder, too.
More stuff will be added to that list periodically.