[WWI] Lindbergh jenny
Michael Kendix
mkendix at hotmail.com
Thu Jun 1 10:55:06 EDT 2006
>Terry asks: "How does the building of the old collectable kits i.e.
>(Aurora,Renwal and others) resonate with the group! Are they too
>inaccurate? Too valuable?"
Terry:
I agree with Tom. From an investment viewpoint, these things are unlikely
to bring much of a return. If you like looking at the old kits in their box
for pleasure, that's worth doing too. It's always possible that some kit
will become really valuable but good luck selecting that particular one for
your investment portfolio. Another example of a so-called valuable
investment type was the Staaken vacuform by Contrail. Now the Roden kit has
been released, the Contrail's value is significantly diminished.
Kits are for enjoying, in my view. If you're looking for investments,
there's stocks, bonds, real estate etc.
Michael
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