Wolf models is the companion range to Hornet. It was set up by Nic Adams, who commissioned several different sculptors to produce a wide ranging series of mainly resin models.

The 1:35 scale items are predominantly WW2 subjects and all in resin with a few metal accessories. The American Civil War and Napoleonic figurines are to 1:32 scale, and several of the ACW subjects are made in metal. The busts are all to a 1:9 ratio, and are in resin. All the busts have a resin circular base included.

As a general rule, where a kit contains a part which does not lend itself to resin production, that part is provided in some other more suitable medium. As a typical example, you may find that a box contains a resin figurine but has a metal rifle or sword!

Many of these kits contain small parts which could be harmful if swallowed or used inappropriately. They are not recommended for children under 14 years old. The suggested adhesive is superglue.

A word about scale: We always give the scale as a ratio, and try not to use vague terms such as '54mm'. As a guide, what some manufacturers describe as 54mm approximates to 1:32 scale, although this can vary a little. It is simple and easy to check our accuracy of modelling - 1mm (or inch) of actual dimension on a 1:35 model should represent 35mm (or inches) on the real thing. Short men are smaller, tall men are longer - just like real life, but their equipment will not vary because we care about accuracy. Sometimes you will see the ratio expressed as a fraction, (eg 1/35) but it means the same!

There are four categories of Wolf model: American Civil War & Accessories, Historical, Figurines & Busts. Click on a category to go to thumbnail images of models in that category. Click on a thumbnail image for a large image view of the selected model.