Jump to content
Model Cars Magazine Forum

Recommended Posts

Posted

We all commented, and complained of the kit prices when Hobbico took over( kits were in the $22.95-$24.95 range), but I purchased a Revell '66 Impala today @ my local Hobbytown, and it was $19.95...\

last month I got the new Revel '57 Bel-Air for $19.95 at a different LHS..

has anyone else noticed this??

Posted

Yes I noticed some of the kits i bought last month at Hobby Lobby were cheaper the other day when i was in there. Almost looked like they dropped them all about $2.

Posted

I've been noticing it, too. Perhaps as the tools get amortorized (paid for) they can reduce the prices a little to keep the product moving?

Whatever the cause, it's welcome.

Charlie Larkin

Posted

It seems Revell has a multi-tiered pricing structure:

$29.95 MSRP for "Special Edition" new-tool kits such as the '57 Black Widow, '32 Fords, and '08 Dodge Challenger SRT-8

$24.99 MSRP for 2'n'1 "Special Edition" kits such as the '70 Boss/Mach 1 Mustang, '69 Nova SS, and '49 Mercury

$19.99 for kits like the '68 Firebird 400 2'n'1, '69 Nova SS, and newer Mustangs

$14.99 MSRP for the newer Snap Tite kits such as the '57 Chevy, '63 Vette, and Impala police car

$12.95 for the ex-Monogram kits now labelled "Monogram Classics"

Posted

Not to mention that the price of oil is creeping back up again, almost double of what it was a year ago.

Could it be they tried to set the MSRP artificially higher so the discounts could be taken, giving the illusion that we were getting a "deal" ? ;) Na, that sounds like a used car sales trick to me ! :)

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
×
×
  • Create New...