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April 2005
- From: Baton Rouge, LA
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Posted by T_Terrific
on Thursday, September 17, 2009 10:24 AM
mg.mikael wrote: | lambing wrote: | When I was growing up in the 1950s, Revell was the big name. A few years ago I started building again, mainly Tamiya MotoGP motorcycles. I love LeMans racing, so I purchased a Revell Audi R10 TDI - what a piece of junk. Terrible fit, instruction drawings wrong, broken pieces on the sprues. It's just not worth it. |
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First off to the forums, lambing!! Secondly, if the sprues contained broken pieces right out of the box, contact Revell about the situation. I found them to be quite helpful when I bought a badly molded kit. |
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Also, as an alternative, I would contact the dealer first, as with Squadron, they sent me the parts I had issues with. If it is a local small retailer, or an outfit like Hobby Lobby, then they need to know, so they will be aware of any quality issues the stuff they are selling has. In this case I would seek an exchange for something of equal value rather then a refund, which I have done both at Hobby Lobby and my local hobby store. If it is a big outfit like Wal-Mart, I would go and get my money back, 'cause they don't care anyway. Tom T
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