Greg B

Same here but from Super-Hobby in Poland. I’m dreading seeing the prices from the normal Aussie retailers.

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We can do, but we need to know what and where. If it’s one of you in your beachwear, it’s not coming back.

Yep, read the pinned post.

You need to get out more often mate. Last time I saw a beer for a £, Nena was singing about a load of 🎈 🎈 🎈 it’s about 14 beer chits these days and a lot less easier on the noggin than 14 beers.

Very bad. So bad it doesn’t exist

Nope, it hides it for you and everyone else apart from the admins. Don't post info that compromises yourself...

Blue Tac will leave an oily mark on matt paints. It disappears under a gloss coat though. However, White Tac does not leave a mark, I use White Tac, especially where its likely to be on there for a while due to time constraints.

Why have you posted this in the WWII subject area?

Keep the build pictures coming. Its on my list of schemes to do as I get to see the real thing painted up in those colours on a regular basis. Will see it again tomorrow as well

Lovely build and finish.

Saw your post on FB and its a balanced viewpoint on both dealing with the company and the product. I'll ask that we keep the discussion from this point on balanced and sensible. Hopefully the manufacturer can address these issues for other purchasers.

No problems. The level of “vigilance” was another member reporting it for not being a WIP.

Having checked the bin: I wonder why you are bothering to ask the question here knowing that you had posted that? Glad to see that two Admins have now spent time in dealing with this post now

I was over there in Nov/Dec 24. Compared to Australian prices, most kits were approaching 40% cheaper. The two leonardos were brilliant for a walk down memory lane for the kits I lusted after as a nipper in the Hasegawa catalogues. One of the people I was with walked away with Tamiya Swordfish boxings for about 50% of retail over here. Where it was worthwhile in the main shops was for tools. Some really good quality and useful stuff that does not reach Australia or the UK. The ship models in Volks were sublime, some very good modellers there. The Tamiya shop was beaten price wise everywhere else. I bought a spitfire tie from there and a coffee! What was surprising was that I was after an F-35C. It had been released in the US and Canada, but was still not due in for a month in the home market.