New Tongde Bradley
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Imho they began to drop quality long ago, since the 'SuperSherman' joke.
And I can imagine the amount of work needed to put out a completely new model (design, molds, electronics, building, painting, etc.), not easier than a Japanese model kit.
And Tongde has put on the market many new models in the past 2 years, while Japan stands still.
And I can imagine the amount of work needed to put out a completely new model (design, molds, electronics, building, painting, etc.), not easier than a Japanese model kit.
And Tongde has put on the market many new models in the past 2 years, while Japan stands still.
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Imho they began to drop quality long ago, since the 'SuperSherman' joke.
And I can imagine the amount of work needed to put out a completely new model (design, molds, electronics, building, painting, etc.), not easier than a Japanese model kit.
And Tongde has put on the market many new models in the past 2 years, while Japan stands still.
And I can imagine the amount of work needed to put out a completely new model (design, molds, electronics, building, painting, etc.), not easier than a Japanese model kit.
And Tongde has put on the market many new models in the past 2 years, while Japan stands still.
Tamiyas target market is very different than TD (or HL). Tamiya is aimed at the adult model builder and hobby enthusiast. TD is aimed at the childrens toy market and those under 14. That is not speculation it is right from TD (and HL). This allows them to take a lot more shortcuts and bring a product to market faster and at 1/3 the cost of a Tamiya.
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