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Gluefinger
The raise in price of Revell kits over the last couple of years has been substantial and above average. Look, for example, at what they are charging for their recent re-release of what is essentially an Eduard "Weekend" Mig-21: scalemates.com/kits/1119701-revell-03915-mig-21-smt .
But it seems part of the money goes into the financing of adventurous new kits!
The raise in price of Revell kits over the last couple of years has been substantial and above average. Look, for example, at what they are charging for their recent re-release of what is essentially an Eduard "Weekend" Mig-21: scalemates.com/kits/1119701-revell-03915-mig-21-smt .
But it seems part of the money goes into the financing of adventurous new kits!
All comments (8) » 27 November 2018, 09:52
Gluefinger
@Augie: Sub £35 for the SMT seems quite fair to me. *shrugs*
Eduard Weekend Mig-21s are currently available for little more than 20 Euros; Revell's will set you back at least 35 Euros.
@Augie: Sub £35 for the SMT seems quite fair to me. *shrugs*
Eduard Weekend Mig-21s are currently available for little more than 20 Euros; Revell's will set you back at least 35 Euros.
28 November 2018, 09:00
Gluefinger
"Simple economics of demand" is a nice description for the fact that Modelling has become a hobby of old farts with access to sufficient economic resources and the willingness to part with them (I know, I am one of those). 😉
"Simple economics of demand" is a nice description for the fact that Modelling has become a hobby of old farts with access to sufficient economic resources and the willingness to part with them (I know, I am one of those). 😉
28 November 2018, 09:07