Atlantic Models is a small model kit and accessory company, run by myself, Peter Hall.

Hello everyone, I am Peter Hall, owner of Atlantic Models. I am endeavouring to provide a service to ship modellers who build static models in the smaller scales, from 1/200 and below. This will include a range of model kits, photo etched detail sets and accessory sets. Also resin and metal parts and accessories to add to and enhance existing model kits from other manufacturers.

Atlantic Models was established in 1996 as a small, one person, cottage industry, after venturing into the design and development of photo etched details and accessories for model ships and aircraft. Initially concentrating on British warships in 1/350 scale, the design range soon came to include complete kits of ships that were produced in resin and metal. I will continue to add to the range at regular intervals.

After a long association with White Ensign Models, for whom I still design and produce accessories and photo-etched detail sets, I am now working up Atlantic Models to continue producing a stand alone range of products for ship and possibly aircraft modellers. Initially the focus was on the Post WW2 and Cold War era, and still is the main aim. Having aquired the White Ensign Models range of kits in June 2016, the additional ranges have been added that will also provide kits from earlier eras such as WW2 and the 1920s and 30s. These ranges will also be expanded with new kits as the opportunities arise.

ICM company specializes in plastic model kits and the production of molds. ICM Holding is a Ukrainian manufacturer. Working both for the national market and exporting to many countries in Europe, North America, Australia and Asia.

Company AimOur aim is to expand the popularity of scale modeling, and develop it as a serious hobby and interesting pastime for the younger generation.We intend to reach our goal through the continual development. And investment in the scale model market, both domestic and abroad.

QualityQuality is our first priority. International recognition can only achieved through adhering to the highest production standards. As well as applying these to all the phases of model production, from molds to marketing.

AssortmentEvery year we present the market with many new releases. Most of which have not been produced other companies before.

ICM Holding Company has a 10-year experience in the field of moulds producing. Since 2003 the Company began a new stage of development. The leadership of the Company to gamble on innovation methods of conducting a business. Building partnerships with foreign companies–producers, broadening of the range of goods.

Shelf Oddity are a group of modellers. We like to do things our way, and the (often) exotic scope of our interests results in the market's inability to meet our expectations. We decided to go ahead with our own ideas as skill and available technology permit.  At some point a thought came to our minds "Hey, maybe there are more freaks out there?" – at this point comes Shelf Oddity, stage right.

Our detail and decal sets are usually created to fit models we build (read: have started and found out that there are deficiencies/inaccuracies/simplifications/room for improvement/details missing etc.). This helps to put some genuine effort into it. On the other hand - there may and will be some idiosyncrasies, exactly for the same reason.

If you expect easy-to-build, shake-and-bake product... well, good for you. This is not and will not be Tamiya-like easy listening lounge music. You'd rather expect some prog heavy metal.

First scope of our focus is aviation in 1/144 scale, although our 1/72 roots may come through from time to time. The emphasis is on external details comes from our observations – nobody really cares how much effort you put into creating detail that is invisible to regular viewer. But don't expect we will strictly follow any set of rules. We do what we find interesting.

Ships in 1/700 and 1/350 scales are the second area of our interest. You can expect the unexpected here.

Feel free to propose new subjects. If they suit us, we will follow. Just remember this is purely subjective, so don't be offended if we decline.

You can contact us by email (even@shelfoddity.com), via contact form somewhere here and on facebook (www.facebook.com/shelfoddity)

Note concerning production batches and delivery time:

We start slow, with limited series. This means "out of stock" can happen, and you may need to wait for next production batch. Don't be afraid though - a product is not likely to be discontinued if there is demand for it.

Most of available items are piling beneath our desk, waiting to be packed and sent. It usually takes 1-3 work days to move our bottom to post office. It may take longer if the order is complex and one of us is currently visiting Mojave or Kure. If in doubt - contact us; ok we will not be able to deliver for next week, but hey, maybe next two weeks?. We only ask for your patience. This is our secondary business, for the time being at least. Where should it leads us? Where should you lead us?