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Joined: 22/03/2010 Posts: 66 Points: 180 Location: Horwich, Bolton, UK
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I don't frequent this forum too often, so I was surprised when I called in today to see so many disgruntled people. In contrast, I have experienced nothing but good service from DeAgostini to date. Delivery times have been "acceptable" to me. In fact, I just received my Issues 19,20,21,22 today. Quality has been high and any build problems have been no more significant than those found in ANY other kit of this size and complexity. I'm not sat behind the letterbox waiting eagerly for the next parts to drop through, because I've got other hobbies to occupy me, so maybe that's why I feel a bit more chilled out than some other guys on here. One thing's for sure - all this negativity can be very damaging! I can't afford to lash out £500 on a boxed, unsupported kit. I value this part-payment system very highly and thank my lucky stars for all the support available throughout the build process, both in the magazines and from this forum. So please, don't spoil things - if you're going to go, go quietly and let the rest of us enjoy 2yrs of friendship and comradery. Tom Quentin Tarantino - Hallowed Be Thy Name!
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Joined: 20/03/2010 Posts: 278 Points: 833 Location: Nottingham
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MadDogMcQ wrote:I don't frequent this forum too often, so I was surprised when I called in today to see so many disgruntled people. In contrast, I have experienced nothing but good service from DeAgostini to date.
Delivery times have been "acceptable" to me. In fact, I just received my Issues 19,20,21,22 today. Quality has been high and any build problems have been no more significant than those found in ANY other kit of this size and complexity.
I'm not sat behind the letterbox waiting eagerly for the next parts to drop through, because I've got other hobbies to occupy me, so maybe that's why I feel a bit more chilled out than some other guys on here. One thing's for sure - all this negativity can be very damaging!
I can't afford to lash out £500 on a boxed, unsupported kit. I value this part-payment system very highly and thank my lucky stars for all the support available throughout the build process, both in the magazines and from this forum. So please, don't spoil things - if you're going to go, go quietly and let the rest of us enjoy 2yrs of friendship and comradery.
Tom Hear Hear ! Well said sir!  Pam's shipyard is closed for now no more room!
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Joined: 26/03/2010 Posts: 600 Points: 1,959 Location: Solway West Cumbria
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Mac wrote:MadDogMcQ wrote:I don't frequent this forum too often, so I was surprised when I called in today to see so many disgruntled people. In contrast, I have experienced nothing but good service from DeAgostini to date.
Delivery times have been "acceptable" to me. In fact, I just received my Issues 19,20,21,22 today. Quality has been high and any build problems have been no more significant than those found in ANY other kit of this size and complexity.
I'm not sat behind the letterbox waiting eagerly for the next parts to drop through, because I've got other hobbies to occupy me, so maybe that's why I feel a bit more chilled out than some other guys on here. One thing's for sure - all this negativity can be very damaging!
I can't afford to lash out £500 on a boxed, unsupported kit. I value this part-payment system very highly and thank my lucky stars for all the support available throughout the build process, both in the magazines and from this forum. So please, don't spoil things - if you're going to go, go quietly and let the rest of us enjoy 2yrs of friendship and comradery.
Tom Hear Hear ! Well said sir! I totaly agree....well said gents...
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Joined: 22/03/2010 Posts: 66 Points: 180 Location: Horwich, Bolton, UK
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Thank you - thought I might get flamed Quentin Tarantino - Hallowed Be Thy Name!
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Joined: 20/03/2010 Posts: 498 Points: 1,522 Location: South Wales
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MMmmmmMMMmmm and some side salad, right I'm off to Burger King, be back soon lol Ship Builds on the go
Yamato - DeAgostini Subscription - Highly Recommend This Model
AKAGI - DeAgostini Subscription - Highly Recommend This Model
RMS Titanic Lifeboat (Kind Gift from DeAgostini Crew)
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Lonestar Spirit wrote:MMmmmmMMMmmm and some side salad, right I'm off to Burger King, be back soon lol No No No................NO Salad  I go for the Carlsberg BBQ's 
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