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I totally agree...

July 9 2012 at 4:24 PM
Paul Giles  (Login Spacewolfdad)
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Response to Andrew - be careful what you wish for

Hi Andy,

I agree that a boycott of a manufacturers goods is going to be 'cutting your nose of to spite your face', but if this is to be a trend now, where the manufacturer tries to save on costs by thinking it will be ok to leave wheels hollow, or details only on the face you see, isn't a good development. I think a concerted effort by modellers to lobby manufacturers would be a better idea. I also do the 'cinema ticket' analogy for seeing if a kit is value for money, inevitably it is as tickets now appear to have crept up to the £6 region and no matter the kit, it is going to take longer than five hours to build which is two films - £12 - so they really are value for money still. I have some old copies of Scale Modeller, Airfix Magazine, Military Modelling going back to 1960's and when I see kits for 1/6d old money (7.5p) or from the 70's and the kits are 35p and £1.50 for a Tamyia 1/35th it does make you wince at today's prices. However everything is relative, a pint of beer was only 10p....you do the math. wink.gif

All the best,

Paul


    
This message has been edited by Spacewolfdad on Jul 9, 2012 4:30 PM
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  1. Entirely agree with the point about the wheels - Andrew Lang on Jul 9, 5:43 PM
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