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01 Retail 2014 RESICAST RETAIL PRICES 2015 517 Vieux Chemin de Binche - 7000 Mons - Belgique email: [email protected] web site: http://www.resicast.com Retail price list in EUROS as of 01/1/2015. Export prices are for outside of EEC Items not featured on list or listed as NYA or NLA are NOT available. T.O.P. items are Temporarily Out of Production. Liste de prix en date du 01/01/2015 en EUROS. Les prix Export sont pour hors CEE. Les articles ne figurant pas sur la liste ou mentionnant NYA ou NLA NE SONT PAS disponibles. Articles marqués T.O.P. sont Temporairement Hors Production. !!! AUGMENTATION DE PRIX à partir du 1er Février 2015 !!! € € 1/35 GBS Retail Export GBS001 30.00 24,79 18pdr WWI diorama base Resin GBS002 30.00 24,79 6inch Howitzer WWI diorama base Resin GBS003 10,00 8,26 Large sand bag wall Resin GBS004 10,00 8,26 Small sand bag wall (x2) Resin GBS005 8,00 6,61 Spent 18pdr ammo Resin GBS006 8,00 6,61 6inch ammo boxes (8 closed & 4 open) Resin GBS007 8,00 6,61 Various stowage for UK tanks & vehicles Resin GBS008 8,00 6,61 Stacked 18pdr ammo (x2) Resin GBS009 25.00 20.66 Ambulance base Resin GBS010 10,00 8,26 Medical wagon (WWI) Resin € € 1/35 MILITARY VEHICLES Retail Export 2014 2014 available 35.1101 42.50 35,12 Dozer M1 for Sherman tanks Conversion for VVSS Sherman tanks T.O.P. 35.1102 49.50 40,91 Gant/Lee C.D.L. Conversion for Tamiya Grant/Lee available 35.1118 69.50 57.02 Ford ambulance 1918 Complete kit with etched parts & decals available 35.1119 75.00 61,99 S.B.G. Assault Bridge Complete resin kit for AFV Club AVRE available 35.1126 69.50 57.02 Sherman BARV Conversion for TASCA M4A2, photoetched parts decals available 35.1133 75.00 61,99 Sherman CRAB Conversion for TASCA or Dragon M4A4 available 35.1134 69.00 57,02 Sherman ARV Mk I Conversion for Sherman M4A4 or M4A2 available 35.1137 32.50 26,86 Ford Vickers machine gun carrier Complete kit includes photoetched parts available 35.1139 49.50 40,91 Land Mattress Complete kit includes photoetched parts available 35.1154 120.00 99,17 Ford T « Draisine », Somme 1916. Draisine, 3 wagons, driver & accessories available 35.1160 49.50 40.91 GMC dump truck Conv. for Tamiya GMC available 35.1161 89,50 73,55 M4A1 75mm interior late & intermediate Detail set for RESICAST M4A1 early or late available 35.1162 215.00 177,69 Leyland Retriever REME workshop body Complete kit with machinery, figure available 35.1164 215.00 177,69 Retriever, Coles crane Complete resin kit available 35.1166 140.00 115,70 Sherman M4A1 DD 75mm “intermediate” Complete resin kit T.O.P. 35.1167 Xxx XXX Sherman M4A1DD 75mm dry “late” Complete resin kit available 35.1168 59.50 49,17 Two wheel utility trailer & assault boats Complete resin kit available 35.1174 29.50 24,38 4.5ton articulated trailer Complete resin kit available 35.1178 25.00 20,66 Sherman turret M34 mantlet Complete resin kit with detailed breech available 35.1179 25.00 20,66 Sherman turret extra side cast armor Complete resin kit with detailed breech available 35.1180 25.00 20,66 Sherman turret side cast armor & loader’s hatch Complete resin kit with detailed breech available 35.1184 49.50 40,91 Range field kitchen M1937 Conversion for Tamiya GMC T.O.P. 35.1185 120.00 99,17 RR armoured car 1914 pattern Complete resin kit of the famous WWI RR T.O.P. 35.1186 Xxx XXX M4A1 ex-DD Complete resin kit available 35.1190 59.50 49,17 Interior for Sherman ARV Mk I Conversion for Resicast ARV Mk I & TASCA M4A4 T.O.P. 35.1194 XXX XXX Polsten airborne AA gun Complete resin kit available 35.1197 59.50 49,17 Carrier MK II Infantry Battalion Conv. for Tamiya Carrier Mk II (Command or normal version) available 35.1198 65.50 54,13 Carrier MK II Motor Gun Battalion (Vickers gun) Conversion for Tamiya Carrier Mk II available 35.1199 99.00 81,81 T-16 Complete resin kit available 35.1201 32.50 26,86 6 pounder “towed configuration” Simplified kit of the 6pdr (includes stowage for T16 or UC) available 35.1202 32.50 26,86 Churchill AVRE (cast turret) Conversion for AFV Club Churchill with interior available 35.1203 69.00 57,02 Bren Carrier Complete resin kit available 35.1204 59.50 49,17 Churchill ARK Mk I (early & late) Conversion for AFV Club Churchill available 35.1205 75.00 61,99 Scout Carrier Complete resin kit available 35.1208 32.50 26,86 Churchill NA75mm turret Conversion for AFV Club Churchill available 35.1210 140.00 115,70 Terrapin Mk I Complete resin kit T.O.P. 35.1212 99.00 81,81 Windsor Carrier Complete resin kit available 35.1213 89.00 73,55 M4A4 75mm interior Interior for Tasca M4A4 75mm available 35.1214 79,50 65,70 ARV MKII conversion Conversion for M4A4 available 35.1215 22.50 18,60 Polsten & 0.30 box shields for LVT2 or LVT4 Conversion for Italeri LVT2 or LVT4 available 35.1217 59.50 49,17 4.5 inch howitzer & limber Complete resin kit available 35.1218 69.00 57,02 18 pounder & limber Complete resin kit available 35.1219 59,50 49,17 Scorpion flail Conversion for Tamiya Matilda available 35.1220 69.00 57,02 WASP Mk IIC Conversion for Tamiya Universal Carrier available 35.1221 120.00 99,17 Morris C9 Armoured car Complete resin kit with decals available 35.1222 100.00 81,81 ARK Italian pattern Conversion for AFV Club Churchill IV available 35.1223 65,50 54,13 Light recovery trailer, 7,5ton Complete resin kit available 35.1224 59,50 49,17 Conger Conversion for Tamiya Carrier available 35.1225 69.50 57,02 6inch Howitzer, BEF 1940 – NA 1942 Complete resin kit available 35.1226 32.50 26,86 Popski’s WASP Conversion for Tamiya Jeep NEW 35.1232 130,00 107,44 Leyland Retriever “Gantry” with closed tilt Full resin kit (can only be assembled with closed tilt) available 35.1233 89.50 73,97 WWI 6inch gun and limber Full resin kit, includes limber & different wheel patterns available 35.1234 17.50 14,46 CDL turret for Matilda Conversion for Tamiya Matilda available 35.1235 22.50 18,60 Crane for Matilda Conversion for Tamiya Matilda available 35.1236 175.00 144,63 Sherman DD M4A1 with lowered screen Full resin kit available 35.1237 89,50 73,97 WWI 18pounder, limber & wagon Gun, limber & wagon available 35.1238 59,50 49,17 WWI 18 pounder Gun only available 35.1239 22.50 18.60 Vickers Light Tank Besa AA Gun Mk II Conversion for Vulcan Light Tank Mk II available 35.1240 150,00 XXX WWI Heavy Artillery tractor Full resin kit & driver ( with PE and decals) available 35.1241 89,50 73,97 WWI 8inch gun Full resin kit (with PE) NEW 35.1242 69,50 57,02 WWI 60pdr gun & limber Full resin kit (With PE) NEW 35.1243 17,50 14,46 M4A4 DV hull for TASCA/ASUKA Conversion kit NEW COMBO1 199,00 164,46 WWI tractor & 8inch gun Full resin kits NEW COMBO2 189,00 156,20 WWI tractor & 60pdr gun Full resin kits NEW COMBO3 175,00 144,63 Gantry Retriever & 7,5ton trailer Full resin kits NYA 35.1244 Xxx Xxx GS Wagon Full resin kit NYA 35.1245 Xxx Xxx GS Wagon with horses and driver Full resin kit NYA 35.1246 Xxx Xxx 9.2 siege gun Full resin kit NYA 35.1247 Xxx Xxx 9.2 siege gun travelling mode Full resin kit NYA 35.1248 Xxx Xxx 9.2 siege gun in firing mode Full resin kit with base 1/35 Accessories available 35.2202 12.00 9,92 Damaged oil drums (6 pieces) diorama accessories available 35.2208 12.00 9,92 Bags & packs for UK tanks vehicle accessories available 35.2222 22.50 18.60 Vickers machine gun (2 pieces) choice of 1914 & 1944 gun barrels NEW TOOLING available 35.2223 22.50 18.60 3’ mortar (3 pieces) Two in firing position & 1 folded NEW TOOLING available 35.2224 15.50 12,81 Early suspension for M3 or M4 For early type Sherman tanks available 35.2227 17.50 14,46 UK ammo box 5 x 5 small ammo boxes available 35.2228 15.50 12,81 UK cable reels 8 UK cable reels available 35.2229 29.50 24,38 Sherman M4A4 deep wading For Tasca, RESICAST or Dragon available 35.2230 29.50 24,38 Airborne containers & wicker baskets 6 containers, 3 baskets & 2 petrol cans available 35.2231 15.50 12,81 2inch mortar set 7 pieces in four different versions available 35.2233 12.00 9,92 Oil drums n°2 (6 pieces) Diorama accessories available 35.2235 29.50 24,38 Assorted radios Contains 2 x wireless n°18– n°19– n°22– n°38 available 35.2236 57.50 47,52 Various machinery & tools Lathe, generator, Grinder, work bench, … available 35.2237 7.25 5,99 “Workable” front steering for GMC Front axle & steering for Tamiya GMC available 35.2238 7.25 5,99 “Workable” front steering for Jeep Front axle & steering for Tamiya Jeep available 35.2239 7.25 5,99 “Workable” front steering for M8 /M20 Front axle & steering for Tamiya M8 / M20 available 35.2240 7.25 5,99 “Workable” steering for DUKW Front axle & steering for Italeri DUKW available 35.2242 7.25 5,99 Lenses 1mm SILVER 12 x 1mm silver lenses available 35.2243 7.25 5,99 Lenses 1,5mm SILVER 12 x 1,5mm silver lenses available 35.2244 7.25 5,99 Lenses 2mm SILVER 12 x 2mm silver lenses available 35.2245 7.25 5,99 Lenses 2,5mm SILVER 12 x 2.5mm silver lenses available 35.2246 7.25 5,99 Lenses 3mm SILVER 12 x 3mm silver lenses available 35.2247 7.25 5,99 Lenses 3,5mm SILVER 12 x 3.5mm silver lenses available 35.2248 7.25 5,99 Lenses 4mm SILVER 12 x 4mm silver lenses available 35.2249 7.25 5,99 Lenses 4,5mm SILVER 12 x 4.5mm silver lenses available 35.2250 7.25 5,99 Lenses 5mm SILVER 12 x 5m silver lenses available 35.2262 15.50 12,81 Punctured & burnt out jeep tires available 35.2264 12.00 9,92 US cable reels 3 large cable reels available 35.2266 25.50 21,07 UK Sherman accessories n°1 Various UK tank accessories available 35.2271 29.50 24,38 Sherman III deep wading For dragon M4A2 available 35.2273 7.25 5,99 Canvas cover for Sherman Wide and narrow mantlet provided available 35.2274 59.50 49,17
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