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I just received my first two Korber kits since Rich purchased the company and all I can say is WOW!!  The improvements in these kits is unbelievable.  The biggest improvement has to be in the instructions and parts list  I remember buying the old Korber kits and it was a best guess of what you were supposed to have and what was actually in the kit.   Rich starts off the instructions with a concise parts list with pictures.  The instructions themselves have been overhauled from the past.  Step by step with pictures is great

The parts are packaged in a way that shipping damage is nearly impossible  Framing wood and window glass is included which is another thing that was never done before. 

If you haven't made a Korber purchase yet because of the overall difficulty in the past you will be pleasantly surprised

Great job Rich and keep up the good work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

 

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Ben, thanks for the update.  I had two older Korber kits that were great building styles, but the assembly was hit or miss dependent upon how much tweaking and reinforcing was required to obtain a good fit of the pieces and as you alluded, the older instruction sets were often vague.

 

In my haste at the last York meet I forgot to stop by Rich's booth.  I definitely plan to make a stop at his booth this upcoming April.

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