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The cannon (10.5 cm LeFh18) is a sample of a piece in production and it will come with three figures and retail for $229. The item number is ETG-072.:smile2:

Too bad nothing is open on Tuesday night.^&grin I'll be arriving at 0520 hrs. on Wednesday and will be at the Hyatt when the first room opens.^&grin

Dear Rick, Please reserve a seat for me. Steven Chong

Dear Fellow Collectors, For those of you who have not booked transporation from and to O'Hare, Viatas Limousine charges $34 for a shared ride in a Lincoln Towncar. If you want this rate, you need to call them directly at 1-800-421-0607 and ask for the shared rate. If you use their online...

The $6500 cost includes shipping and is the price delivered to your door, it is not $6500 plus additional cost of shipping. I think it would cost you a lot more than $1500 if you personally picked up one in Shanghai, then tried to get it back to CA.:D

I noticed the railcars have details like the air brake cylinder and brake lines. The decks of the railcars are pretty strong since Figarti had two Panzer IV's on the deck of light flatcar wagon (ETG-037) and this car still easily rolled on the rails. Finally, Figarti did not introduce a medium...

The Karl Morser actually bolts onto the railway carrier and is suspended above the rail like the real thing. There are 8 brackets on Figarti's Karl Morser as shown in the attached pictures and each of the two railway carriers are attached by four (shiny) bolts each as shown in the bottom two...

Since Hong Kong is now part of China, everything will be closed for a few days as everyone celebrates China's National Day Holidays.:)

If you are asking about the Panzer Grey Flakvierling on the flat car, it was a repaint of the Winter Flakvierling done specially for the Chicago Show. The quad 20 mm anti-aircraft guns in the flatbed wagon will be available before Christmas.:)

Figarti showed a Quad 20mm anti-aircraft gun on a stand that can be placed on any of the cars, including the tender of the BR 52.:)

Only the engine has fixed, non-moving wheels. I was told the wheels of all the cars move since it did not make them more expensive.:)

As I have mentioned, this is the first time at the Chicago Show that I heard collectors say that a Figarti product was inexpensive. Normally, I hear comments that the vehicles are nice, but too expensive. I believe the Karl at $399 will be "sold out" very quickly. I ordered both. :)

Both are limited to standard 100 sets. Both of these sets were available at Chicago but I think the bulk is still being shipped. Rick said before Christmas but I was not sure if he was talking about the Karl and BR 52 or the train related figures shown.:o

Brad visited several months ago so it takes a while for Figarti to produce the gift.:)

What dimensions are you looking for? Unfortunately, I did not measure the Karl or its railroad carrier, and I thought your post #35 listed the lengths.:)

They are fixed in the down position.:(

There was no sketches of upcoming figures. All the attendees received 4 sketches of previously released figures.:)

Question 11: How long to develop a new line from concept to shipment? Normally 4-6 months. Longest was 8 months with quickest 2 months. Process starts with idea ... weekly production meeting where ideas discussed to get a general idea, then Andy researches in K&C's large reference library and...

All the collectors at the Chicago Show thought the $399 was amazing and I expect this set to sell out very quicky. For the first time, a Figarti product was not considered expensive.:D

I asked Rick at Chicago and there are future plans to create both of these flat cars.:)