Facebook Deals on Dragon Online

50% off is a good deal any day!

They are, but I've decided to restrain myself. The stash should outlast me and money can go to other goodies. I can still window shop though.

I look and drool each week, but, as does Tiger..., I restrain myself. 

My current stash will certes outlast me (not that that detail has actually stopped me from buying kits...), so my strategy is to 1) assume that DragonUSAOnline will continue to do this weekly Facebook deal thing, and 2) assume that the really new (today) kits that I really can't live without will become next or following year's older kits and make it onto the specials in out-year.  At which time I'll buy them!

Bob

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I look and drool each week, but, as does Tiger..., I restrain myself. 

My current stash will certes outlast me (not that that detail has actually stopped me from buying kits...), so my strategy is to 1) assume that DragonUSAOnline will continue to do this weekly Facebook deal thing, and 2) assume that the really new (today) kits that I really can't live without will become next or following year's older kits and make it onto the specials in out-year.  At which time I'll buy them!

Bob

That was my thinking too. I figure wait for them to cool off and then pick them up off ebay for a song. However, I couldn't resist the new Jagdpanzer IV kit at Spruebrothers for 50% off and then another 10% off of that one day only sale.

I really think I'll sit tight on kits though, unless I'm at a show and I can get one really, really cheap. Just not much I can't live without and my interests do change.

Quite the dilemma, I have to "Like" it which would expose my hobby to all my friends, which would probably lead to an endless amount of ballbusting.

Most friends and relatives of mine are impressed by the skill level of my hobby.

I built semi-OOB kits with almost no weathering, some token stowage and just the basics of detailing and them give them as gifts to departing soldiers. I often get requests from others as well.

I am suprised Dragon is doing this. They are undercutting their dealers by selling direct to the customer at a lower price.