[WWI] Decals
James and Linda Fahey
fahey.j.l at clear.net.nz
Thu Oct 8 03:34:38 EDT 2009
Hi Chris
You may certainly disagree with me! I wonder though how many modellers will build more than a couple of options? If the cost is shared with others that would certainly reduce the cost, but I have refrained from noting this in my reviews as I didn't want to negatively affect sales (Rowan already operates on fairly short runs). Everyone has different perceptions of value for money. I think they're definitely worth the money but some folk on other forums have commented negatively on this.
I have a pre-release version of the Jasta 40 decals and I think they're possibly Rowan's best yet. Hertel's winged dagger is superb!
Happy Modelling
James
----- Original Message -----
From: Helen and Chris
To: World War I Modeling Mailing List
Sent: Thursday, October 08, 2009 12:16 PM
Subject: Re: [WWI] Decals
Having read the "rave reviews" by Matt and Bud and then gone to James' reviews and seen what is on offer, may I disagree with you James?
You describe both the DR.l and the Pup decals as being rather expensive. I don't remember the prices for the tonka-toy scales but if £12.75 was the price for one aircraft, then I would agree. But for 10 (in the case of the Pup)?
£1.28 ($2.04) for one aeroplane! Sheesh, compare that with the prices being asked by sellers on e-Bay for Blue Rider or whatever. Then add on Rowans detailed extras!!
If my maths are correct, the DR.l's work out at something like 43p ($0.69) per aeroplane.
With respect, James, I don't consider that expensive. But, just in case Rowan is a listee, his prices are spot on!!
Chris.
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