[WWI] Is Eduard getting fed up?

Andy Bannister a.bann at ntlworld.com
Wed Feb 13 14:03:43 EST 2008



> And what does that tell you?  Luftwaffe subjects sell.  As 
> does Spitfires, BF-109s, and Mustangs.  It's smart business 
> to have the best kit of any of these.  And by all accounts, 
> except for Hitler's annointed few experten, Eduard's are the 
> best.  The criticism isn't Eduard's fault for choosing to 
> model a popular era, but the "experts" enjoyment of 
> denegrating other people's work in a sad attempt to prove 
> just how much of an expert they are.
> 

As I said, I'm not debating the business sense of producing Luftcat kits.
I'm sure it's very lucrative. I'm not so sure it's smart business to have
the best kit - it may be good for modellers in the short run, but the demise
of Accurate Miniatures is a good indication of what happens when quality
meets market reality head on. 

The criticism isn't Eduard's fault, but for them to complain about it makes
about as much sense as me wandering into a boxing ring and then complaining
because I got hit in the head. 

Frankly, I hope the experten does put them off producing more Luftwaffe
kits....

Andy 
 
CEO, Editor in Chief, Choreographer, Teaboy
www.warpedplastic.co.uk 



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