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All of his items are high priced. He doesn't sell many. CAW
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For Christ sake it better come with and operator and an hours worth of play time on the real thing for me
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Joined: 6/21/2012 Posts: 524 Location: N. Cal
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You'd think with a price that high they could throw in free shipping but nope, that's an extra $30. My Facebook page: NorCalDiecastCustomsClifton
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Joined: 2/20/2012 Posts: 557 Location: Lil north of pittsburgh.
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3406E wrote:You'd think with a price that high they could throw in free shipping but nope, that's an extra $30. It includes free insurance and tracking lol
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Some older gentleman? In NC try’s to get those type of numbers for his 1/87 scale cab overs. I guess sheep feed is very expensive. Steve
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Joined: 7/1/2006 Posts: 2,486 Location: Buffalo, NY
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That dude is a joke.
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Joined: 3/16/2015 Posts: 154
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The guy is an idiot.
It's a shame he had to pick this hobby of all things to gouge people over.
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Joined: 6/21/2010 Posts: 142 Location: Brisbane Queensland Australia
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I never see the problem with people selling models for large prices. If it sells and you have one in your collection does it not increase the value of your collection?
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Joined: 12/17/2006 Posts: 1,627 Location: Hebron, In
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It’s not rape if both partners are willing, if you don’t like the price don’t buy.
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You don't feel the damage profiteers have on a hobby right away. This sort of behavior drives away new people who see models they would like to have one day being sold at exorbitant prices. In due time, you are left with a group of old dudes hoarding ever more expensive models and manufacturers having a hard time finding new buyers for their models.
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Joined: 6/18/2003 Posts: 2,141 Location: Charlotte, North Carolina
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Well said Max.
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Max the above post is from a real old dude. Steve
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[quote=maxcavator]You don't feel the damage profiteers have on a hobby right away. This sort of behavior drives away new people who see models they would like to have one day being sold at exorbitant prices. In due time, you are left with a group of old dudes hoarding ever more expensive models and manufacturers having a hard time finding new buyers for their models.
[I think the passion for collecting items starts with an interest in the subject from a very early age regardless if its trucks, cars or planes. Sometime this passion is driven by what your father or family were involved in as you were growing up. In many cases the induvial likes the subject buy a real one is outside their budget but a diecast one is accessible. It’s also true that people see an item selling for an exorbitant price and its well out of there reach but that would not stop them buy something smaller or cheaper to start their collection. I work within the diecast industry and often see new young collectors starting off following the footsteps of there fathers on a regular basis. ]
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Joined: 7/1/2006 Posts: 2,486 Location: Buffalo, NY
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Claus wrote:It’s not rape if both partners are willing, if you don’t like the price don’t buy. The problem is now that others see these prices and charge the same or near there. Have already noticed quite a few going that way, one example being the Etnyre tack truck done by Sword. I recall when this guy had a black T800w set he was selling that wasn't perfect so I jumped on it. When he wanted $35 for shipping I told him you can keep it.
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Joined: 6/29/2007 Posts: 574 Location: Atlanta, GA
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If you look at this auction closely you can't see who purchased the item. I think this listing is total BS. Bug ITW Security
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