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There is another problem...On some japanese kits I built, you can read on the instructions... "for sale in japan only"
Many of them doesn't arrive to europe
That is probably a licencing issue. They are only given licence to do them if they only market them in Japan. or they could only afford the licence for Japan.
Here are a few links that you might find useful. There are LOADS of kits, but not all of them are cheap.http://www.monstersinmotion.com/cart/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=271_274
Fine Molds produce a range of Star Wars kits in 1/72 and 1/144 that are superb, Hasegawa quality if not better. Their 1/72 Millennium Falcon is a bit hard to find and quite expensive but most of the other kits are still readily available.
this is how i justified buying recast rip off figures from thailand. i want to buy them and there not in mainstream production and if you can find them, thyere too expensive. i really have no interest in the politics of these model companies and their mould issues, im just the customer. i know what i like and if you cant make it for me, somebody else will.
When revell and mobius re issued the battlestar galactica kits personally i think that if you have seen the episodes even non scifi fans were buying the kits simply because it was new and different i kinda agree with alan that if they did this with other kits e.g re intoduce say a 1/32 starfury and thunder bolt kit from babylon 5 they might take off (pardon the pun)just because it is different they would probably find that people are buying out of their norm, i don't know how others choose kits but i like to choose somthing that is interesting and different from time to time.
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