Star Trek: The Next Generation
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Quoted from ccbiggsoo7:I don't get it. 12k?
McCune games are as nice, if not nicer, than HEP games.
Quoted from ccbiggsoo7:I don't get it. 12k?
Keller/Kelly/McCune/HEP restores are expensive. I've been through the process several times and have games from Kelly, Keller and HEP...and they always seem to end up around $11k-13k depending on the base game price. Labor varies - but is about $3-$6k, parts are about $3-$5k depending on how many mods you buy, how much you plate, etc.
Quoted from Eskaybee:McCune games are as nice, if not nicer, than HEP games.
Sure, but a HEP STTNG is tough to sell for 12k as well. ~12,000 units made...many nice examples out there. I own/love STTNG...for me, it's one of SR's best. Unfortunately, it's always been under loved by many. If AFM/MM/MB and considered A-list, STTNG is definitely B-list (which I don't agree with, but it is what it is).
If someone is looking for one of the nicest STTNG's available, this is certainly it!
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If I am not mistaken, that is an Aioshima NCC-1701-D as the topper. They are gorgeous models that light up very sophistical, not just the nacelles, but windows as well. That thing alone is worth $500 plus. If I had the cash, it would be well worth it. Unfortunately my pinball hobby is on a strict budget.
Absolutely gorgeous game. I don't understand the price comments. STTNG normally runs $4.5-6K. Add in all of the mods, chroming, etc. AND THEN McCune's labor and that is right at $13K.
Quoted from robotron911:Absolutely gorgeous game. I don't understand the price comments. STTNG normally runs $4.5-6K. Add in all of the mods, chroming, etc. AND THEN McCune's labor and that is right at $13K.
Mant people are clueless on high end restorations. Figure about $10k parts and labor, not including the base game. Like a ground-up restore on a classic car. End result better than new. The only way to go for those who want and can afford the best.
Quoted from Butch2099:Glad I'm not closer.. Nice game!
This phrase, when speaking of games over 10k, never made sense to me. What's 400 dollars more for shipping in a 10 to 12k game?
Quoted from Doctor6:This phrase, when speaking of games over 10k, never made sense to me. What's 400 dollars more for shipping in a 10 to 12k game?
$400 dollars. Plus the risk involved with shipping.
Quoted from Eskaybee:McCune games are as nice, if not nicer, than HEP games.
Cue Chris in 3....2.....1....
Quoted from Doctor6:This phrase, when speaking of games over 10k, never made sense to me. What's 400 dollars more for shipping in a 10 to 12k game?
If I'm spending 10 G on a game I want to see it in person and pick it up.
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