My Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay 2e collection is . . .

[philreed]

Damn! I snagged the last book I was missing yesterday but when I went to add it to the collection I found that the Free RPG Day adventure is missing. Where in the hell are you, adventure? Did you run off and start a campaign by yourself?

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3A Toys and WWR in general

[anonymous]

I wanted to say first off , I REALLY ENJOYED reading your reviews of all the WWR toys you have received up to this point. They are clever , insightful and show some care as well as thought before speaking . Thanks for that!
Having discovered WWR through various fan sites and google searches , I love the universe created By Mr. A. Wood . I have been a robot/A.I. junkie since I was a kid , this has just ignited a new twist on an old interest.
I have to agree that the policy of 3A Toys ( money up front ) is very much like buying GK model kits in that regard . I know the fields are VERY DIFFERENT but the business practices seem to be rearing the ugliness that I am now HATING!!!! There is a reasonable amount of time that should be allowed for custom work , but these guys are now practiced hands at this industry and SHOULD HAVE WORKED OUT THE BUGS. Don't get me wrong , I know there are production delays , cost over runs etc.. that is how business runs some time . BUT , waiting up to and over 6 months to receive product is out of line , especially with no clear communicating from the producers themselves . Bad practices make bad business !
My parting words will be , if your going to do business in a VERY niche market , don't forget that people have a long memory for slow business and bad communication . I thank you and your pocket book for sharing .

Stephen S.

Re: 3A Toys and WWR in general

[philreed]

Thanks for the comment, and I'm glad to hear you enjoyed the reviews. What sort of experience do you have with garage kits? I've got almost no knowledge of the market, but I'm interested in resin kits and am trying my hand at painting one.