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Normen Strobel - 11 Oct 2003 15:19 GMT
I looked on Tower Hobbies website in their scratch and dent section.  They
have the Big stick 60 wing set there for $33, normally priced $54.
Unfortunatetly the right wing is missing.  Now wouldn't you think if half
the product is missing it would be half the cost.

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Dr1Driver - 11 Oct 2003 15:49 GMT
>Now wouldn't you think if half
>the product is missing it would be half the cost.

Theis S & D is a joke.  Not only are the prices WAY too much for the items, but
you have to be a member of their super saver club to even buy most items.  I
have not found enough stuff on the S & D to justify it.
Dr.1 Driver
"There's a Hun in the sun!"
john hebert - 12 Oct 2003 23:50 GMT
> >Now wouldn't you think if half
> >the product is missing it would be half the cost.
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> Dr.1 Driver
> "There's a Hun in the sun!"

Cyber dumpster-diving used to be fun at T.H., all the stuff was laid
out on one page, easy to look at the entire lot of stuff with one
click in a few minutes, prices were fair, real good deals, allways
som-tin good in their junk pile, not anymore, junky junk, not worth
looking at.
James D Jones - 11 Oct 2003 16:10 GMT
Ever notice that the "normal price" is a suggested retail rather than
the catalog?  Sometimes, damaged merchandise actually costs more than
it can be bought new from the catalog.  That said, I have occasionally
picked up a bargain or two.

Jim - AMA 501383

> I looked on Tower Hobbies website in their scratch and dent section.
> They have the Big stick 60 wing set there for $33, normally priced
> $54. Unfortunatetly the right wing is missing.  Now wouldn't you
> think if half the product is missing it would be half the cost.
Paul McIntosh - 11 Oct 2003 23:14 GMT
Didn't I say the same thing a few months back?  I saw some ARFs in there
with the wings, hardware and tail feathers missing and the fuselage damaged
for 50% of the retail price!

Of course, if you just dinged up your bird, you may not have any other
choice!

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Desert Sky Model Aviation
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> I looked on Tower Hobbies website in their scratch and dent section.  They
> have the Big stick 60 wing set there for $33, normally priced $54.
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David AMA40795 / KC5UH - 13 Oct 2003 03:05 GMT
There seems to be no rhyme or good reason for how the stuff is priced!
Several months ago, I snagged an Avistar Select Monokote (this is with
the OS 40LA and Futaba 4VF radio system) for the meager sum of $112 !!
The description said "minor wing damage".  So  I expected some holed
covering, maybe a busted rib or two.  When I got it, I had to look
twice at the wing panels to find the 'damage'.  I sold the OS, so I
got a 4VF and a plane for $70 !!

I also got a Kyosho Nexus 30 ARF w/ OS32SX for $250 (265 - 15 coupon)
a couple of years ago.  Box was really mangled, but heli was OK.

What ticks me off is that they are listing all the new stuff 'members
only' for their buying club.  I sent them a 'nasty-gram' when they did
it, but seems not to have fazed them.  I notice that the list is WAY
larger now than it ever was before !

David

>I looked on Tower Hobbies website in their scratch and dent section.  They
>have the Big stick 60 wing set there for $33, normally priced $54.
>Unfortunatetly the right wing is missing.  Now wouldn't you think if half
>the product is missing it would be half the cost.
megamon - 23 Nov 2009 06:03 GMT
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