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I guess that's a shot across my bows - or more like a direct hit.
For most modellers, money doesn't play a part in how much they pay for a model or after market stuff for that matter.
It was a personal opinion when I stated the kits Polux bought cost £300 and that's something on the moon as far as my dinner money is concerned. I'm not in the slightest bit interested what folks spend, that's their business.
I am deeply offended by the inference that I was "more worried about the price of the kits" than the actual modelling aspect of your build, I was thoroughly enjoying the start of the building process.
I'm saddened to see you have ended your build because of my mentioning the kit price. There was no mischief intended, just an observation.
I future I will be very, very careful what, and when I post..............
I'm with Steve! Our hobby is a very personal & individual pursuit, from what we build & how. That includes the cost of the kits.
I work to a tight budget, so I'd never be able to spend a lot, but I truly enjoy watching other people build the expensive stuff. It's like driving a Kia, but still marvelling at a Lamborghini
Don't stop your thread Polux, I haven't got round to seeing it yet! And knowing Ron, there was no intent to criticise I'm sure of that.
As Steve rightly said, it's very easy to misinterpret the written word - even more so across languages & international borders.
I have asked before regarding price, mainly on roymattblack's amazing builds. But only to get an idea of how much these things cost, also they are in another league regarding models.
I think sometimes it can be difficult for some members to get their head around a kit for £300 when it could have bought so many others, some cannot see the point, others maybe jealous. I can never afford a expensive kit, my 1/16 Tiger I was £100 and that is about my limit, but I had loads of fun messing around with it. Not envious if folk can afford it or have saved up, go for it.
If you can afford it and want it, then get it and enjoy it Polux.
Yep, keep posting your build Polux, we all have off days and that no doubt applies to both sides of your issue.
I had an off day recently and all my modelling gear and kits almost went in the bin while I b******d off to the pub. The only time price becomes a 'thing' for me is what I tell the missus I paid versus what I actually paid.
My post is a problem for it self Patrick....don't burn it more
If I have a problem with some one, that I haven't...is just a general view, I should send a PM at this person!!!
Hey, I'm not knocking you, I understand that you just wanted to find out what the forum opinion was. But as a staff member, you & the other guys need to set examples for the rest of us. You know the Spiderman saying...
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