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Originally Posted by D-AIHC
You know, John...not all sellers have the "collector's" mentality. All they care is about selling a model and make the quick profit. Since I'm a collector myself, whenever I send a model out, I always bubble-wrap the model and surround it with peanut foam or air bags in a bigger shipping box - even for a small model like a 1:400 DW A320 or B737.
I'm not surprised that the nose gear is broken given the beating the box has endured. BB models are known to have fragile nose gears and because of that, some releases came with their nose gear in a separate packaging.
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Well since this guy are an experienced seller, apparently after looking trough his thousands of *feedbacks 2500+* for negative feedbacks, those I've found was of poor packaging. I mean he sure got a lot of positive ones but Im surprised to see that the negative feedbacks are of poor packaging. Its like he sold 20 items and I as the 20th buyer happen to be THE one who will have a bad day because the seller didnt packed my package correctly compared to the 19 other buyers.
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Originally Posted by LOT 737-300
Reminds me of a package I once got from a major retailer of diecast airliners once. Most of my packages from him came in very good shape, but this once had the boxs in that shape, but slightly better. Most likely was UPS who damaged mine, since the packaging was not bad, but normal (planes in a box with the styrofoam thingys in it).
Man, whoever packed your package though sure was either being a cheap-*** and trying to cut corners on his costs or just dosn't know how to pack a package like this properly so it can arrive in good shape.
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Well on this case, I can't blame the package-handler, I am disgusted to pay for an item, only to be treated in a way
"I dont care, you're just another buyer". Here's your broken item.* All this because of the seller not thinking wise about correct packaging.
Okey enough whining from my case.
Talk about being unlucky on this case. I can't see why I shouldnt give him a bad feedback.