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I'm sorry that happened Ben. Man, you've had your share of mishaps. It looks like an exhaust tip. Probably and easy glue fix, if that's all that is broken. Perhaps if you repair it the dealer can refund some money. Just a thought.
Yeah, I know what you mean; I've dealt with the same kind of seller before and that's not necessarily a bad thing at all. Still sorry you have to go through that. You're a good man Charlie Brown, uh, I mean Ben.
@perrone1 well I appreciate that and it's nice to know i was not singled out hahaha. It just means my display for it will remain empty just a little longer.
Man, I hate to see that Ben, fortunately I've always had good luck with models arriving without damage. I'm hoping my special one that's on the way arrives prestine. It's coming from Spain, so fingers 🤞. Good luck with the replacement. 👍💯
....I've had MANY models arrive with slight damage. 99% of the time I can fix issues no problem; however, I usually file a claim for a partial refund - and I get it. 👍
Years ago the Sunstar ‘55 Pontiac I received was missing its hood ornament.. you know the one.. the Indian Chief’s head. I was so disappointed I almost cried as the model was otherwise perfect. When I contacted the seller he swore that it was there when he packed it so I tore apart the box and low and behold there it was stuck in a corner! What a relief and lesson learned to never immediately throw away the packaging.
