Steve Kohler Star Models

[Whitman]

Just received a couple of awesome Chevy’s from Steve at reasonable price points. Look to get more in the future, great service, great communication, great product.

[dimaxion]

Steve is a Stellar source for resin models . I've dealt with him for decades . If it isn't right , he will make it so ..  Thanx .. 

[Bob Ellis]

He has okay by me too!

[PARTSMARTY]

I have never had a problem with his stuff.

[LDO]

What does Steve sell?

[TarheelRick]

3 minutes ago, LDO said:

What does Steve sell?

http://www.resinrealm.net

 

AS others have said, good product, excellent service.

[carrucha]

I just bought a resin kit from Steve for the first time last week.  It's a good kit.   He answers emails promptly and you can pay via Paypal.  I would definitely do business with him again.

[modelercarl]

On ‎2‎/‎16‎/‎2018 at 10:22 AM, Whitman said:

Just received a couple of awesome Chevy’s from Steve at reasonable price points. Look to get more in the future, great service, great communication, great product.

What's a price point?

[Rob Hall]

17 minutes ago, modelercarl said:

What's a price point?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Price_point

[Silver Foxx]

Thru a friend of mine I have bought a number of plastic and resin kits from Steve at Star Models , great prices , great service . I got a Revell Corvette kit from Steve , not moulded properly , not his fault but he replaced it straight away , a good guy to deal with .

[modelercarl]

46 minutes ago, Rob Hall said:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Price_point

I appreciate the info but the article's "factual accuracy is disputed".  Noted in the header....

[SfanGoch]

2 hours ago, modelercarl said:

What's a price point?

Differences between “price point” and “price”

This comment nails it:
"If I had to guess, I'd say its gratuitous use probably started with conversations between corporate executives and accountants where the term was being used precisely, moving from there to other executives who were at the meeting, didn't understand the term but thought it sounded good and so tried to imitate the people who knew what they were talking about, gradually spreading out into the culture from there. So, yeah, fundamentally people imitating each other to try to sound clever."

[Rob Hall]

The way I think of the distinction....for 'price point', I tend to think of as a specific point or range in a market in which there a selection of products priced at...i.e...model kits at the $25 price point,  jeans at the $50 price point, family sedans at $25k, SUVs around $40k,  homes in a suburb at the $250k price point, etc.   While I think of 'price' as referring to the price of a specific product--like a Jeep Wrangler Rubicon at $38,995 or a McDonalds Breakfast sandwich at $1.99, or a specific house advertised at $249,990. 

Edited March 31, 2018 by Rob Hall

[modelercarl]

34 minutes ago, SfanGoch said:

Differences between “price point” and “price”

This comment nails it:
"If I had to guess, I'd say its gratuitous use probably started with conversations between corporate executives and accountants where the term was being used precisely, moving from there to other executives who were at the meeting, didn't understand the term but thought it sounded good and so tried to imitate the people who knew what they were talking about, gradually spreading out into the culture from there. So, yeah, fundamentally people imitating each other to try to sound clever."

I tend to agree with this comment.....everything posted above makes sense if you just leave off "point".

[yellowsportwagon]

I just got this from Steve excellent service.

[MrObsessive]

Steve is excellent to deal with as I've bought from him years ago. He does return phone calls if there's no answer, and he's very good at answering emails.

You can buy from him with confidence!