Controversial! +13 Selling review pieces: Cricket or not?

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OK before the thread is shut down I would like reply to Martins comments ." So you are merely assuming those kits were review samples and not kits he was selling on from his own collection?" No he openly admitted they where review kits . but how they had been reviewed while everything was still on the sprue I'll leave to you .
"By the end of the show his boxes were almost empty so he must have taken over £800"
Again it sounds like your assuming rather than giving the facts". I'm not assuming anything , when there where over 12 kits selling between £50.- £60. and only 2 left at the end of the day that's gatta be £500. min. another 10 kits selling between £25-£30. all gone £250. min, plus other kits ranging from £5.-£20. It doesn't take a maths degree to come to the figure of £800.+ no assumption needed ." there appear to be some jealousy going on here me thinks." this seems to have been your main retort to this tread ,if you really read some off the replies I think you will find it's more a case of wary scepticism .
Now over on YouTube there are guys who take a kit out of the box start cutting of the sprue and start building , giving out comments like wow the detail on a kit this small is fantastic or I had terrible trouble getting this two parts to fit together and then had to fill in large areas . And then going on to finish the kit and showing up the finished produced , That's a review.
Chippy
 
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