According to SMC, the ‘kits’ are created using high quality, photo-realistic brick, roofing and paving textures for ultimate realism. Many come with optional or pre-applied weathering effects giving you realistic models in a fraction of the time. Sounds like they have a team of eager-beaver Photoshoppers keen to use the airbrush tool!
The SMS range is expanding to cover an array of popular scales, so whatever you're modelling, they’ve got you covered - well, that’s the aim, with textures ranging from paving and asphalt to brick, medieval stone and more.
Scale Model Scenery back their downloads with a decent (and simple) guarantee - try them for seven days, and if you're not happy, you get your money back.
SMS are keen to hear from model makers - if there’s something you would like, let them know, as they’re open to suggestions. Add pix or references to your email request and you stand a fair chance of seeing it appearing in model form to download.
Chief designer for SMS is (below) Graham Smith, aka ‘Cut ‘n’ Paste’. He’s a retired teacher and long-time paper modeller from the northwest of England. He regularly posts on the Papermodelers website and is active on other paper modelling forums. As well as buildings for model railways and 1:72 scale military modellers, Graham designs and builds vehicles in 1:100 scale, particularly trucks and buses.
Owner and co-designer for SMS is (below) Justin Noble, a keen model rail and radio control car enthusiast. He has experience of retail sales, as well as building model railways and scale models. Justin launched the 'Model Railway Scenery' business in 2009 - it’s now a hugely popular model site, and now the business is expanding into other model zones with the addition of Scale Model Scenery.
Neatly done products for scale model fans, and well worth a try. The garage scenes take our fancy, while uses for the tarmac textures are near-infinite.
Visit Scale Model Scenery here.
