Comments On Service!

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 Now, you may recall that a well known company in the Lead Belt failed me twice when it came to fulfilling large orders, leading to some pretty dradtic resolution action to get it sorted.

And, I was given shit by one or two people in the audience for daring to say what I thought about said company, despite it being accurate reportage with a paper trail.

Well, I am going to say something now about another well known company, so deal with it cupcakes...

  


Northstar Military Figures received an order which was for just shy of 1400 figures from their 1672 range over the last weekend.

Not only did Nick (who in my opinion is one of the industry and hobby's nicest guys, having once survived two hours of being filled with military grade coffee at Dungeons & Starships in the 90s, when he was the sales rep' for Harlequin Miniatures) answer questions over the weekend period, but those figures arrived today with from what I can see, no omissions or issues.

THAT, friends is how you run a miniatures company...

I doff my hat to you all at Northstar Military Figures!

 

TTFN 

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