E2046.com; A good place to get garage kits at decent prices. Good recast kits, they are made in a white resin harder to work than their previous material. Great models selection, good prices & fast
shipping. They are based in Hong Kong. I received excellent recasts from them in the past and was very satisfied for what I paid. Also, their forum is a very friendly and interesting
place to get in touch with amateur & professionnal modelers. A good way to learn tips and news about GK. 
Hobbyfan.com; an
other serious company, very good recast kits, good prices (usually same as E2046.com). If
you stay in United States, they have a flat shipping fee very interesting. However, if you
aren't in USA, you will pay much more, so E2046.com may be an alternative. Therefore, I've
ordered nine kits from them and I was never unsatisfied. They are very fast &
reliable, I received my orders within five business day.
Time Strike Studios; a
small & friendly website from UK countryside created by a respected friend on E2046
Forum, Ian M. Fleetwood, the porcelain-like painter. A very clean & good-looking site
that will grow up for sure with the excellent work of its lonesome modeller.
Ian doesn't list his GK collection, but he
got a fantastic amount of original & recast kits. Specialized in Evangelion & he
can't hide his passion for Najica! I heard the rumor he has also an incredible amount of
Sailor Moon GK, but nobody never seen it, maybe Smoon!
Animemodel; you can't miss this one! Matrix (Albert Mees) present is
excellent masterpieces from Belgium. His oil shading technic is still
one of the best you can find on the web. Great models, great tips! A
landmark for us Garage kits and figures modelers.
IPMS Modelbouwclub
Willebroek; nice website presenting the works of a friendly club from the
Flanders in Belgium, planes, military, tanks, historic figures and... Garage
Kits! Take a look!
Midnight Partners;
an excellent site featuring the outstanding work of
Vellj001 (Joseph Vella) from the mysterious island of Malta. He is an armor maniac
and he knows very well how to make figures realler than reality. A user-friendly
site made by a sympathic guy.
Kisekae World;
A fellow canadian website about... Animation
and related stuff, of course!! Nice figures with professionnal rendering! Take a look to
their tutorial, simple but will makes your life alot easier!
DzetaPlus;
From Ming, an excellent Hong
Knong modeller! Nicely presented website containing great figures! Worth
more than a look. Otakuparadise;
She offered, few months ago an excellent painting service. Since this time, she still
bring us excellent model to share. Otakuparadise (Elizabeth Gonzalez) sell also few
unpainted kits from time to time. You can catch excellent model at nice price. A very nice
person to do business with from Quebec, Canada.
AnimeFigureKit.com; You can find
painted & assembled figures or unassembled kits. Watch her "For Sale
section", you could find very rare unassembled kits!!! Émilie Sauriol, from Canada,
is an excellent & friendly person to do business with... A good place to look for old Ranma ˝ kits.
Baxojayz; His site isn't
the bigger one or the best I saw, but you know, Bobby P. is some great guy. The typical
enthusiastic Brooklyn New Yorker, always ready to help you out. A nice guy to talk with,
he is a real skilled modeler, even if he rarely shows his work. Feel free to ask about
modeling questions or whatever you want!
Smoon Kits; a friendly
website created by a friend on E2046.com Forum. She's not a professionnal, but she manages
to do a great job on her garage kits. She's an extremely productive modeller & her
skills are increasing quickly. Ah! I forgot the must important thing: it's an other Sailor
Moon fans! ^_^ Worth to visit! (Spanish & English)
HobbyLink Japan; they
sell only original kits (cost an arm and a leg!) but you have access to many kits and not
only GK (military, planes, ships, car & motorcycles). Great place to get Japanese
plastic model. Watch "For Sale" items, there's good stock there.
HobbySearch; they sell original kits at
discounted price. Never
used it personnaly, but it's a good place.
Yahoo! Japan Auction; A good
place to get original and out-of-production kits. It's often a modeller paradise but
prices can be really high because you have to use intermediates like www.rinkya.com or www.celga.com.
(Both are good, but Rinkya is a more expensive & lately, Celga turned out to do bad
job after an excellent service until now) Example, an auction you won for 41.00 $US could
easily cost you 80.00 $US or much. Actually, it exists other service cheaper & more
reliable, just check on the name.
Tanoue Zone; a
special section in HobbyLink Japan. This guy have an incredible collection of rare
original Sailor Moon garage kits. Unfortunately, he only sells them at Wonder Festival
& JAF-CON. This site is useful if you want specific information about a kit (sculptor,
company, scale, pieces & price). The Sailor Moon Garage Kit's Bible.
Ebay; If you are like
me and are all right to take risks, MAYBE you'll find some interesting kits on Ebay.
Caution, there's no regulation there (there are but you know what I mean!) and all depends
on seller honesty (don't expect to much from it, it's just a last resort
alternative). Sure you can find great original kit at good price but to be honest, bad
quality is beside the worst crappy kit. You'll quickly meet Megawish.net & AnimeHGK
(based in Thailand), some comments about them: Megawish.net: Wow! What an incredible experience to see a Megawish's GK. A guy put words on my feeling: "You open the box, take a look to its contents and have this "I'm gonna sandpaper myself to death" feeling." It became a running gag among my friends. The resin quality & casting are awfully bad. However, they answered quickly my email, package was excellent and shipping was fast. But what's the point of good packaging when the kit should go to garbage? I still learn a lot when I worked on it, it was my first ever GK.
AnimeHGK: Their quality is imprevisible and shipping take an eternity (about a month or more). One of my two kits had broken fingers and both were made of this brittle translucent resin. However, the casting was very good for the price I paid. I think 9.99$ for a 1/8 Minako and a casting not too bad is a deal if you're not afraid about some extra work. But remember one thing, a brittle resin kit is never a GOOD deal because it is frail and can crumble in pieces at any moment.
Sometimes, you can also find original kit on Ebay, but that's rare!
Take your chance!