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Hi,
Everyone is free to decide for themselves whether they want to buy the tracks or not.
If it is too much money for you, then leave it alone, but don't cry here...
5 years ago, i buy a set of 1:16 Kingtiger tracks at Gießwerk, they cost 880,-€

jhamm wrote:Hi,
Everyone is free to decide for themselves whether they want to buy the tracks or not.
If it is too much money for you, then leave it alone, but don't cry here...
5 years ago, i buy a set of 1:16 Kingtiger tracks at Gießwerk, they cost 880,-€

I do think that is a lot of money BUT anyone who is prepared to spend £1,000 on a box of parts that you have to assemble and paint surely will not think twice about another £200 to finish the job
I rather think that Taigen/Heng Long being very aware of the market will not be long in coming out with their own variants of the Cent and Taigens metal tracks are cheaper and as long lasting as any other so I shall leave my pocketbook alone for a little while longer.

jhamm wrote:5 years ago, i buy a set of 1:16 Kingtiger tracks at Gießwerk, they cost 880,-€

Hmmm You do know, that all that glitters isn't always gold

Son of a gun-ner wrote:

jhamm wrote:5 years ago, i buy a set of 1:16 Kingtiger tracks at Gießwerk, they cost 880,-€

Hmmm You do know, that all that glitters isn't always gold

I think that you will discover when you refer to your first folio edition of William Shakespeare's "A Merchant of Venice" that the Prince of Morocco actually says to Portia "All that GLISTERS is not gold"
But you knew that already really didnt you?

I was personalizing it

Shakespeare and B/S aside, that ###$&*@ is far to exorbitant and I believe, unjustifiable.

But, as Mr Jhamm puts it(this is by Kiwi-Translate)...............if you want it-suck it up............if you dont= stop moaning about it as it does not concern you which is a fair call.