So, as cool as it would be to have all of these there's just a great many ships I'm just not to terribly interested in having, so what I plan on doing is just buying the ships I want individually from Amazon or other on-line retailers.
In regards to this collection, though, has it really been going on since sometime in 2013? Because with the E-D "signing bonus" ship and then two ships a month it seems like there's not a year, year a half's worth of ships available.
Anyway, the E-D model is really great looking, would have appreciated something instructing me on how to mount the base to the model, I tried attaching it to the back of the ship like I had seen in a picture but the balance was way,way off, Finally figured out to mount it by having the mount go up behind the saucer and connect near the impulse engines.
Anyway, as I said, looks like a fantastic collection but looking over what's released and to be released I can't entirely justify going with the subscription and will just buy the individual ships I want as they become available.
Good for you?
Man, the special-release DS9 is pretty damn pricey to pick up on its own!
Man, the special-release DS9 is pretty damn pricey to pick up on its own!
Compared to what exactly?
It's bigger than all the other models, highly detailed and made completely from die cast metal. Of the three specials so far, it's also been the cheapest by several pounds.
I personally am surprised it was sold so cheaply and a profit was made on it.
Man, the special-release DS9 is pretty damn pricey to pick up on its own!
Compared to what exactly?
It's bigger than all the other models, highly detailed and made completely from die cast metal. Of the three specials so far, it's also been the cheapest by several pounds.
I personally am surprised it was sold so cheaply and a profit was made on it.
It's going on Amazon right now for around $70 from secondary sellers, as opposed to the $35 or so I paid for the E-D.
Compared to what exactly?
It's bigger than all the other models, highly detailed and made completely from die cast metal. Of the three specials so far, it's also been the cheapest by several pounds.
I personally am surprised it was sold so cheaply and a profit was made on it.
It's going on Amazon right now for around $70 from secondary sellers, as opposed to the $35 or so I paid for the E-D.
Good for them. I recently sold an Enterprise E that I bought for £10 and sold it for quiet a bit more than what I paid for.
I thought you were referring to it's original cost which I understand is what Eaglemoss still sells it at. Something like £19.99 or just a bit more.
Any aussie subscribers received issues 20 & 21 yet?? They were due out well over a week ago now??
Thanks very much for posting those! Looks like they're definitely going with the CG version of the Centaur that was made for the original Fact Files rather than the original physical model design by Adam Buckner, which is in a different scale (based on which bridge module was used) but it looks really nice otherwise, as do all the others.
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