midlife306 wrote:To be honest I’d avoid Hooben like the plague.
I’d love some of their products but I’ve read so many horror stories that I’d have to grow much larger testicles before considering throwing my money away.
Just my personal opinion of course.
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Wayne
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AshMann wrote:Is it a good idea if i order the M4A3E8 from Hooben's website? I am planning to get one so i want to make sure its the right place to get it from
midlife306 wrote:Have a search through the forum, there’s a guy that spent a fortune on a Maus, bits missing or held in place with blutack & hooben completely ignoring his attempts at contacting them..
There are many others too, I’d expect excellent customer service for a $2000 outlay!
Sorry for my spelling, but doesn’t Nick Aguilar do an easy8? I’d throw my money at him for sure.
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Wayne
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midlife306 wrote:Seriously if you’ve got the money try contacting Nick, you won’t regret it, his stuff is on another level
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Wayne
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AshMann wrote:I'll look at other M4s, i might look at the Taigen M4 kit
midlife306 wrote:Think he makes all sorts, I’m sure someone with vastly more experience on American stuff will be along shortly, I’m mainly Axis
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Wayne
Son of a gun-ner wrote:midlife306 wrote:Think he makes all sorts, I’m sure someone with vastly more experience on American stuff will be along shortly, I’m mainly Axis
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Wayne
Says the man making a 6th scale allied tank. . . .
Son of a gun-ner wrote:Personally, if money isn't a problem, I would buy a Tamiya Sherman for the running gear if you want HVSS, I have the DKLM suspension kit, and I'm not that impressed by it, it's ok, but needs some work to get it working and looking right. The Tamiya one is much better.
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