Re:Yamato models

Your best bets would be, as far as I know, eBay. Local retail (in San 
Francisco) is running about twice the cost of ordering from 
www.hlj.com - including shipping from Japan.

At 9:54 AM -0700 7/13/01, Chan Faunce wrote:
>Does anyone know where I can get these in the US (shipping cost from
>Japan is ridiculous). I saw these locally a couple of years ago and
wish
>I would have bought them.
>
>Contact off list if you can help.
>
>Thanks.
>
>Edward Lipsett wrote:
>
>>  All Bandai model kits in production will be displayed with 
>>onscreen JPEGS. They
>  > still have a large line of $5 Yamato models, generally about 3-4 
>inches long and
>  > many of them are quite nice, given that they're plastic.
>
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