A vendor list for 1:64 scale suppliers
I decided to go ahead and post this list of companies that supply 1:64 scale products. The list is incomplete and I have a lot more links to sort through in my browser’s bookmarks. I decided to gather all the links in one place and post in a few notes on what each company offers. This will be a post that is updated as I add new links to the list. I’ll also add a link to the post in the side rail and the drop down menu.
1:64 scale figures
- Double G Diecast on Etsy: An extremely wide selection of unpainted, resin 3D prints. I’ve purchased about 40 figures from Double G and they always arrive quickly and the prints are pretty clean. They’re also highly detailed. However, you will have to do some cleanup. Beware, the resin prints can be pretty brittle and are easy to break if you’re not careful. USA, Bogota, New Jersey.
- We Play Games on Etsy: A fairly good range of figures designed for Gaslands. However, the figures are a little underscaled for true 1:64 scale. I bought a set of Gaslands Crewmembers for around $20 (which included seven full miniatures and seven seated miniatures with no legs). Based on my measurements, I think they need to be scaled up 128 percent when printing. The delivery was fast, but the prints I ordered had decent details. USA based.
- Northstar Figures: UK based.
- Green Miniatures: Poland.
- Dice Mechanic Games: UK based.
- Stan Johnson Miniatures: USA Fort Pierce, Florida.
1:64 scale custom details
- Finns Custom Diecast on Etsy: An extremely wide range of weapons, armor and various detailing parts for Gaslands. I’ve ordered a lot of detailing parts from this shop. The only downside is the parts are FLM prints and not resin. However, the prints are made at a high enough resolution that the layer seams aren’t that noticeable except on details like barrels and canisters. That said, you get a lot of parts for a very reasonable price. Delivery was very quick. USA based.
- 164.com: An extremely wide selection of custom rims and tires, decal sets and a few other parts. 164 also sells various diecast brands, some tools and diorama supplies, which include a few five-piece figure sets for around $20. USA, California.
- Inventrius on eBay. A pretty good range of hard-to-find detail parts, like steering wheels, seats, nitro cannisters, etc. I’ve never made a purchase from this vendor, but their rating is 99.4 percent positive with more than 2,000 items sold. Items are sold in lots of two or four and the price ranges between $1 and $2 per item. I attempted to contact the seller, but my message was unanswered after three days.
1:64 scale tires and rims
- ACCustonUS on Etsy: Nice selection of replacement rims and tires. The pricepoint is about $7 per set of four tires. The merchant offers free shipping to the U.S. on orders more than $35. Based in Georgia, U.S.
- DAR Enterprises Inc., on Etsy: Shop is broken down by categories, so it’s easy to find the type of replacement wheels you’re looking for. Categories include Gasser/Muscle, JDM, Deep Dish and number of spokes, among others. The prioce range is $5-7 for one set of tires. Five sets of tires range from $18 to $30. Ships from Marengo, Ohio, and the seller offers free U.S. shipping on orders over $35.
1:64 scale architectural
- Grandt Line: A model railroad supplier with a decent line of S scale (1:64 scale) architectural details, mainly windows and doors. Prices are roughly $3.30 for sets of 2-4 for both windows and doors. A family owned company that has been serving the model railroad community for more than 60 years. Based in the USA, Arvada, Colorado.
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