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renato bardi
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OK Mike ! Many tank's to You too .



   
(@mike-coupe)
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A pleasure to do business with you Johan



   
(@mike-coupe)
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Always happy to be helpful if I can Renato



   
(@randy-bahler)
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Brooklin models. To be honest I like the fact that Brooklin Models................

do not cost $200.00 to $350.00 like so many other models. If Brooklins cost as much I would have even less models in my collection. Brooklin is at a great price point and I am sure they know that. I like to collect the higher end of 1:43 scale but, that has gotten harder and harder to do. Or maybe its just that I do not want to spend $300.00 everytime I buy a model. Maybe Brooklin could add extra detail to the open or convertible cars and charge another 20 bucks or so. But if they get up to or over $150.00 they will lose me some. Meaning I will still buy models I just will not buy as many. To be honest I am somewhat disappointed to spend $300.00 for a model and then stare at split whitwalls or find other imperfections. I am not buying as many these days. Even high end resin models, BBR, Tecnomodel, Ilario, etc. have gotton to expensive for what you get in my opinion. I understand they are nice but not $350.00 or more per model nice. No Brooklin is doing just fine and I am happy with thier efforts to date. I am never disappointed with a new Brooklin Model. I get what I pay for and sometimes even more. I do not feel I get that with some other higher priced models that I have bought in the past. I feel the same way with some of the diecast models that are showing up lately from NEO, Spark, IXO, and a couple others. If the quality is good then I feel like a got a good deal. So if Brooklin wants to up the ante a little on the open models that would be fine with me just keep it reasonable and do not go nuts. Been awhile since I wrote so much lol ! Was tryin to give you all a break ! RANDY



   
(@john-roberts)
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There will be six, as usual! no more than this.



   
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