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OldEastRR
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Anybody here familiar or bought stuff from this place?
www.yeltonmodels.com/de
They've got some really nice stuff, except with tariff and shipping it's pretty expensive. But the selection is good and sometimes unique. They list prices with "C$" which I assume means Canadian dollars otherwise that denotation involves programing in the C: drive.
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I met him at the STL RMP. The print quality is good. He will also make anything listed in any scale. He has quite a diverse inventory too.
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They are legit. Credit Valley in Mississauga is a distributor for them, and they are sometimes at local shows. I bought a 3D printed house they did from Credit Valley, and it is really nice.
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Leon
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I have their BE tower and their combine harvester. Both are really well done. Most of the time Springcreek has a table of their stuff for sale at shows.
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