Milicast UK340 1/76 Resin WWII British AEC Matador Flatbed Tractor-RAF-Early Cab

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Milicast UK340 1/76 Resin WWII British AEC Matador Flatbed Tractor-RAF-Early Cab:
$29.99

The above pictures are the property of Milicast and are used herewith their permission.

This is aresin kit and needs to beassembled and painted.

Keep out of reach of children (small breakableparts).

Milicast UK340 1/76 Resin WWII British AEC Matador Flatbed Tractor-RAF-Early Cab

This 3 Ton truck was used mostly by the RAF.

These models are imported from Milicast in the United Kingdom andare first quality.

Milicast question “I see several ofyour Milicast products are of what appear to be the same items with differentpart numbers and prices? Why and is there a difference?

Answer “Yes! Milicast has two differentlines which often represent the same model with a slightly different format.

First off is their “premier” line. Thebest way to describe these is that they are intended for avid modelers anddiorama builders. They have more parts/casts, are slightly more fragile, take alittle more time to build, and usually (but not always) come with instructions.Premier line part number prefixes include ACC, DBS, FIG, G, I, L, R, UK, US,WAD, WWI, and Y.

Second is the “battlefield” line. Theseare designed with the war-gamer in mind. Slightly less parts/casts, fasterbuild times, and slightly more durability (as more handling is expected forgamers). The battlefield line models rarely come with instructions as theirassembly is usually self-explanatory. These are slightly less expensive thanthe premier line as they require less effort (casts) to manufacture. Whiledesigned for gamers, these models still make a gorgeous addition to anydiorama. Battlefield part number prefixes include BB, BG, BIT, BJ, BR, and BT.

Both the premier and battlefield linescontain the exceptional detail and quality that you have come to expect fromMilicast.

Q. What’s with the plastic baggie andthe scribble?

A. That too:) Milicast keeps itdownright simple when it comes to packaging-and I’m thinking you won’t findtheir products in Walmart as a result. That said, Milicast keeps their focus onthe quality of their models rather than on that pretty wrapper you likely throwaway on the others? And as long as they have been in business, I would suggestthat their business model worksJ

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Please note: I have no love ofimport/export taxes or customs duties. That said, I pay mine and if yourcountry has them it is your responsibility to pay yours. Many sellers raisetheir shipping or merchandise prices to offset the added expense caused by customsreturns when customers fail to pay or pick up their items from customs. Irefuse to penalize good customers for this-I simply block bad ones frompurchasing my goods in the future.

I combine shipping whenever possible to the sameaddress/ account unless otherwise requested.

Slowermethod, but you see shippingcost prior to paying: Order all of your items, DO NOT PAY, get combinedinvoice from me, pay, then I ship.

Fastestmethod-order all of your items, pay, I adjust your invoice for any overpaymentand ship immediately.

As a general rule (90+%of the time) more items = significantly lower shipping costs per item.