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I was in town today on business and popped into my local hobby shop. This guy sells die-cast, slots, trains and war gaming kit.
I looked at the Revell Monogram Greenwood #76 Sebring Vette. A stunning car that I wouldn't mind getting. The Hobby shop was asking 56.50 euros.
Now my favourite on-line shop sells this for 44.17 euros and if you take off my discount and add transport it comes to about 46 euros.
I don't need after sales service; I know more about slot cars than the hobby shop guy; If it breaks, I'll repair it or order replacement parts; I don't have allot of cash to spend right now.
Which one should I go for
Oops, nearly forgot, the on-line shop is in the UK, yet I am in continental Europe. Does that or should that make a difference
I looked at the Revell Monogram Greenwood #76 Sebring Vette. A stunning car that I wouldn't mind getting. The Hobby shop was asking 56.50 euros.
Now my favourite on-line shop sells this for 44.17 euros and if you take off my discount and add transport it comes to about 46 euros.
I don't need after sales service; I know more about slot cars than the hobby shop guy; If it breaks, I'll repair it or order replacement parts; I don't have allot of cash to spend right now.
Which one should I go for
Oops, nearly forgot, the on-line shop is in the UK, yet I am in continental Europe. Does that or should that make a difference