Diecast

[anonymous-user]

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[Red Firecracker]

What sort/genre of diecasts? Makes a difference to the suggested sites.

[Red Firecracker]

To be honest your best bet might be eBay. Other than that I have used diecastlegends in th epast with no problems at all.

[Mk3Escy]

Peugeot is available, scroll down:
http://www.e-collectable.com/search.asp?user=yes&a...

Mk2 fizzer:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1-43-FORD-FIESTA-GHIA-1984-b...

Mk1 orion(no mk2 as far as I know)
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1-43-FORD-ORION-1-983-by-IXO...

No mk1 Escort estate as far as I know. Hope it helps

[motormania]

anonymous said:

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I'm sure they won't stay in your favourites for long.

eBay is the best place, far cheaper and better service too

[Red Firecracker]

motormania said:

I'm sure they won't stay in your favourites for long.

I'd almost given up hope of the traditional Xlegends.com sgging

I can only go by personal experience and have never had bad service from them.

[Mk3Escy]

Never had a bad experience either.

[motormania]

Red Firecracker said:

motormania said:

I'm sure they won't stay in your favourites for long.

I'd almost given up hope of the traditional Xlegends.com sgging

I can only go by personal experience and have never had bad service from them.

I don't think it's the 'experience' issue (although they've screwed up my orders enough never to buy from them again!!) it's the price. They are probably the most expensive company to use and their sales tactics of increasing RRP before reducing is a little off too.

eBay will always be cheaper

[Red Firecracker]

I know this has been a touchy subject for you and I can sympathise to a degree, but the last item I bought from them, not a sale line, was cheaper than on eBay.

I'm not saying use them exclusively above all others but the constant sniping at them (generally, not singling you out) is contrary to my experiences over a number of years of dealing with them.