My only real criticism is for the SKOT-2AP (with a high-angle turret), which looks like it's armed with a 105mm howitzer rather than a 14.5mm HMG... I suppose that's due to the limitations of current 3D-printing technology. I could and should have replaced them with a decent 14.5 barrel from another company... But then I'm a lazy bastard and not like you bunch of hyper-realism lunatics.
Something worth mentioning is their response to customer enquiries; After getting the first batch of SKOT-2s (unturreted), SKOT-2As (Soviet turret) and SKOT-2APs (Polish-built hi-angle turret) I asked if they were likely to do the SKOT-2AM (with a couple of Saggers on the turret-sides) or the command SKOT-R2 or SKOT-R2M variants... They were available for me to buy within FOUR DAYS!!! I suppose that's the great advantage of 3D-printing - you don't have to make master models or moulds - as long as you can tweak the CAD files, you can churn out all the sub-variants and make them available to customers for very little actual cost or financial risk to your business.
Oh and I got some Danish Cent Mk 5/1s done as well. These are metal models, not 3D-printed:
