Links

Other Clubs/Forums:	Editorial comments by Paul Hooper
Military Model Society of Illinois http://www.mmsichicago.com	MMSI sponsors the annual Chicago show, one of the premiere shows in the world. Everyone should try and attend it at least once. Site has latest info on the next show and results of previous ones.
Historical Miniatures Society of Northeastern Oklahoma http://www.hmsneo.org/	HMSNEO sponsors the annual Tulsa Show. I haven't had the pleasure of going yet, but it is one I'd like to get to. Very nice web site.
Southern California Area Historical Miniature Society SCAHMS	SCAHMS sponsors the SCAHMS Show (surprise!), THE West Coast get-together. Minimal web site.
National Capitol Model Soldier Society http://www.geocities.com/ncmss/	Sponsors of the annual NCMSS Show held near Washington DC each August
Medieval, Roman Forum - New Zealand http://forums.delphiforums.com/medrenfig	One of my favorite sites. Delphi Forums has several figure/military history related forums (forae?) with LOTS of info, tips, reviews and chat. MedRom (or MedRen) concentrates on medieval and Roman periods including medieval Japan. I check in here several times a week.
TnT Figure Forum http://www.tnthome.ws/	Another one of the Delphi groups, this one covers all periods and nations. Again, lots of good interaction.
Planet Figure http://www.planetfigure.com/	This is a very interesting site. It contains several how-to articles as well as reviews and chats. I believe it's fairly new, but it looks very good already.
Le Bivouac - French Club http://www.lebivouac.com/	A French Club with some interesting info on techniques and uniforms. Many of the pages are in English as well as French.
Webarmagedon - Spanish Assoc. http://www.webarmagedon.org/	An all-Spanish site with lots of good photos (a gallery of Latorre work!). Uses lots of animation so can be hard to view with a slow connection.
Spanish Figure Modeling Site http://www.lilliputmodel.com/	Another Spanish site with some English pages. Lots of great photos and links to useful info.
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Dealers/Manufacturers:
The Red Lancers http://www.redlancers.com/	If Red Lancers doesn't have it, you probably can't get it. Probably the largest figure inventory in the world.
Sentinel Miniatures http://www.sentinelminiatures.com/	Another large dealer. Good selection but the site can be slow to view on a dial-up connection.
Michael Roberts Miniatures http://www.michael-robertsltd.com/	Another source of great resin figures. Originally mostly American Civil War, they now have WW-II and American Revolution figures. Highly recommended.
Daniel Smith Art Supplies http://www.danielsmith.com/	If you can't find an artist's paint locally, this is the place to go. Huge selection.
Soldiershop.com http://www.soldiershop.com/	An Italian version of Red Lancers. May have a better selection of the most recent European figures.
Black Knight http://www.black-knight-figures.com/	They handle Warriors and VLS as well as Pegaso.
Military Miniatures Warehouse http://www.milminwh.com	Specialists in American Civil War figures
Grandiosity http://warweb.com	A local (Centerville OH) web company, they stock Vallejo, Pegaso, and Soldiers figures as well as Osprey books and lots of wargaming figures
Aitna Figures http://www.aitnamodel.com/ Pegaso Figures http://www.pegasomodels.com/ Andrea Figures http://www.andrea-miniatures.com/ Elite Miniatures eliteminiaturas	Some of the major European manufacturers. Look at these sites and dream about how much fun you could have with all these great figures!
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Magazines:
Military Modelling	http://www.militarymodeling.com/
Fine Scale Modeler	http://www.finescale.com/
Modeler's Resource	http://www.modelersresource.com/
HobbyWorld (Spanish)	WWW.HOBBYWORLD-E.COM
Digital Dioramas	http://www.digitaldioramas.com
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Miscellaneous:
Uniforms http://www.whatpriceglory.com/ http://www.bayonetinc.com/ http://www.atthefront.com/ http://www.wwiiimpressions.com/ U.S. Helmets http://www.toppots.net/home.html http://www.wwiihelmets.com/	Want to do some 1:1 modeling? These are some sites for re-enactor uniforms and equipment. Thanks to John Fowler for the info.
Armorama.com	Here's a site for all you armor and aircraft fanatics
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