Where can I get replicas and miniatures stuff?

[Hedgehog]

Does this company have a website?

[Chuck Most]

Replicas & Miniatures Co of Maryland

317 Roosevelt Avenue S.W, Glen Burnie, MD 21061

410-768-3648

replmincomd@aol.com

Some online retailers carry a few of his products, but nobody carries the full line. Best way with Norm is to go right to the source. Can't say enough good things about his products, and the man himself.

[Hedgehog]

Thank you guys. as always you're like the guardians for new builders like myself.

[kobuzz]

How can we see what products they offer?

[mikemodeler]

  On 5/31/2012 at 9:13 AM, kobuzz said:

How can we see what products they offer?

Norm does not have a lot of his product illustrated in his catalog,much like The Modelhaus, but it is safe to say that his product is top notch and you will not be disappointed. The best way to see his product is to attend a show at which he has it on display or if there is something in particular you are interested in, maybe a member here has that item and can post a picture.

I believe his catalog is $4, which probably barely covers the cost of production and postage, but there is a ton of stuff in there to interest you, regardless of what type of models you build.

[Darren B]

I have heard a lot of great things bout his kits and parts, and im sure he is busy as can be with the way he does mail order and sends out a catalog, just cant believe that he does not have a website yet, that would make it easier for a lot of people to see his work and easier to purchase thru!

[58 Impala]

I have ordered stuff from Norm. His products are top quality and I will order more from him in the future. Order a catalog and start making a list.

Edited May 31, 2012 by 58 Impala

[Foxer]

Here's a few links that show some of his products:

http://public.fotki.com/drasticplasticsmcc/1/2/1/after-market-source/replicasminiatureof/page2.html

http://public.fotki.com/davetoups/aftermarket_model_parts/replicas_and_miniat/

http://public.fotki.com/crstan/replican-and-miniat/replicas-and-miniat/

[Erik Smith]

  On 5/31/2012 at 11:08 AM, Darren B said:

I have heard a lot of great things bout his kits and parts, and im sure he is busy as can be with the way he does mail order and sends out a catalog, just cant believe that he does not have a website yet, that would make it easier for a lot of people to see his work and easier to purchase thru!

I think a website would be cool, but Norman is probably busy enough. I would rather he could spend time making excellent resin pieces than maintaining a website.

[Dr. Cranky]

  On 5/31/2012 at 7:34 AM, Michigan Madman said:

Replicas & Miniatures Co of Maryland

317 Roosevelt Avenue S.W, Glen Burnie, MD 21061

410-768-3648

replmincomd@aol.com

Some online retailers carry a few of his products, but nobody carries the full line. Best way with Norm is to go right to the source. Can't say enough good things about his products, and the man himself.

Ditto on what Chuck said. I always get my stuff on time, and it's high quality (possibly the very best) on the market.

[my80malibu]

I am lucky enough to have some of his cast resin products they are excellent in quality I just would like my economy to stabilize in a positive way so I could get some more Norms recent items are very nice and needed.

[Greg Wann]

http://www.rocketfin.com/model_car_links.html

If you are new to modeling, this is a link you will want.

[mr moto]

I'm surprised that someone like Scale Dreams doesn't carry a lot of the RMCM stuff. There's definitely a demand for it. Like so many others have said, my experience is that their stuff is absolutely top notch and I'd love to be able to order it by just going to the web.

[Rob Hall]

  On 5/31/2012 at 6:03 PM, mr moto said:

I'm surprised that someone like Scale Dreams doesn't carry a lot of the RMCM stuff. There's definitely a demand for it. Like so many others have said, my experience is that their stuff is absolutely top notch and I'd love to be able to order it by just going to the web.

It would be nice....though there is a certain strange retro appeal to ordering from RMCM by snail mail w/ from a printed catalog...kind of like a flashback to the last century using an 'envelope', 'stamp', etc.

[Chuck Most]

The other thing is this- Norm's product line is just so unbelievably HUGE. That's why you won't see anybody but Norm himself carrying the entire line. I don't know if you've ever seen his catalog. It is very extensive, but even so, there are a few parts and transkits he sells which aren't even listed in it.

[Draggon]

As I hear it, if Norm had an online catalog he could not keep up with the orders. The few things of his that I have are way past impeccable. I have a vintage blower and bugcatcher, and at my best, I could not duplicate it. Norm is a modeler and builder too, here is a ( poor ) pic of his latest creation.