American Samco containers for water, the year 1942, in one thirty-fifth are a tiny accessory for models of equipment and for dioramas. Twelve pieces are given in the name of the item.
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This item offers tiny equipment that is fitted to a finished model or distributed around a base. It is distinguished by the supplier designation Samco together with the year 1942. Twelve pieces are given in the name of the item.
Quantity on its own does not make credibility. A lone container at the edge of a scene often tells more than twenty pieces lined up in a row. A good guide is to ask who brought them there and why: a patrol replenishing a supply takes one or two, whereas at a field distribution point a whole stack makes sense. The opposite procedure works just as well, that is to arrange the equipment first and only then to look for where to place the figures.
The containers are rewarding in that they bring a vertical dimension into a flat scene too. Standing on a crate, leaned against a wheel or hung on the side of a vehicle they break a monotonous outline and lead the viewer's eye where you need it. In searching for a composition it helps to look at a scene in progress through the viewfinder of a camera, because a narrowed frame reveals empty places sooner than the eye does. A look in a mirror serves just as well, showing the scene from a new side.
Naši poradci a znalci sortimentu jsou připraveni odpovídat na Vaše dotazy (Po–Pá, 8–18 hod).
Zeptejte se na co potřebujete, odpovíme co nejdříve.
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