02-11-2012, 05:37 AM
Have no clue T, but let us know what you get. Pricing stuff that we make is hard. If you have 20 hours and you go for $10 per hour that's $200 just for the labor. It's a fair price considering your time but I don't know if it would sell at that price point. Years ago I built a tank that had a battery pack that went by cord to a hand held controller (pre-RC days 
). It was 1:35 and the kit cost about $25 which was a lot back in the 60's. It had independent torsion bar suspension (about 24 of those suckers, but it didn't actually shoot anything) revolving turrent and so on. It took me about 25-30 hours to build. I had a friend who was a WWII nut who just had to have it. When his offer hit $150 
(keep in mind minimum wage was about $1.90 back then) he became the proud owner! If you can find the right buyer.................................
). It was 1:35 and the kit cost about $25 which was a lot back in the 60's. It had independent torsion bar suspension (about 24 of those suckers, but it didn't actually shoot anything) revolving turrent and so on. It took me about 25-30 hours to build. I had a friend who was a WWII nut who just had to have it. When his offer hit $150 (keep in mind minimum wage was about $1.90 back then) he became the proud owner! If you can find the right buyer.................................
Mike
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