Dear customers,
We greatly appreciate your support and patience with our upcoming RETROL HM-01 Hit and Miss engines. We would like to provide you with the latest information on production progress, as well as friendly expectations regarding deliveries.
1. Shipping Date: We currently plan to deliver this well-built engine to you at the end of this month, the Next Friday. Although some challenges have arisen during production, we have taken a series of measures to ensure that our strict standards of product quality and performance are met. at that time, 100pcs will be sent out according to the order time.
2. Product quality assurance: Our team has been working hard to ensure that every HM-01 engine has passed strict quality testing. You can rest assured that we will provide superior products to meet your needs and expectations.
3. Friendly Anticipation: We understand that you are looking forward to receiving your order as soon as possible, so we are making every effort to ensure delivery is planned for the end of the September. Unfortunetly, we find it takes a longer time to color the stationary engine. We apologize for any inconvenience this delay may cause you, but we are confident you will be satisfied with the final product.
Thank you for your patience and understanding. If you have any questions or require further information, please feel free to contact our customer support team who will be happy to help.
Thank you again for your support and trust in us. We look forward to getting this excellent Hit and Miss engine HM-01 into your hands in the near future.
best regards,
Stirlingkit team
On January 26th, they are all here! You can take them home.🎉🎉🎉
I placed an order for this kit in September and have not received it yet.
The order # you gave me is 29342.
Thanks
Jim McDermott
Haven’t seen an update and it’s Nov 4. Do you folks have an update on when we can expect a ship date?
Thank you for the updates, delay is ok for the sake of a good product.
Thomas PCGuru Engines channel
Very much appreciate the update. Would rather your build is not rushed at the expense of quality. So delay is ok to ensure a great product as long as you communicate! Well done :)