Halinski Q1 Releases

[The Orange]

I do hope the MiG 29A has absolutely EVERYTHING if the asking price runs for
such an outrageous price.

What disappoints me more is, that Halinski charges a lot more for foreign customers.
For example, the recent Mig 29A runs for $67 and some ungodly amount of euro. If
one checks the Polish version of the Halinski site, they will be surprised to find the
conversion works to around $47! What's with the $20 jump difference? I don't know much
business, but I'm pretty sure Halinski has all means to charge whatever they want.
But something's doesn't feel right honestly - sure it may be be legal business, but it
sure isn't good business.

Now, I do still like Halinski kits and such, they're a great company no doubt. However,
perhaps refining of business practices should be in order?

[buffalowings]

Originally Posted by The Orange

I do hope the MiG 29A has absolutely EVERYTHING if the asking price runs for
such an outrageous price.

What disappoints me more is, that Halinski charges a lot more for foreign customers.
For example, the recent Mig 29A runs for $67 and some ungodly amount of euro. If
one checks the Polish version of the Halinski site, they will be surprised to find the
conversion works to around $47! What's with the $20 jump difference? I don't know much
business, but I'm pretty sure Halinski has all means to charge whatever they want.
But something's doesn't feel right honestly - sure it may be be legal business, but it
sure isn't good business.

Now, I do still like Halinski kits and such, they're a great company no doubt. However,
perhaps refining of business practices should be in order?

I dislike their practice of giving out english instructions only with the kits bought directly from them. It's not like the kits bought from third party sellers are pirated copies.

[Lex]

I'm surprised to hear that... Are companies still this closed to the outside world in this age and time?