Privacy Policy
1. Intro
The proper handling of personal information is extremely important to us.
We therefore take great care when processing and protecting your personal information. This is done in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Data Protection Act.
To ensure your privacy as far as possible, we adhere to the following core values:
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Information: We wish to inform you about why and how we process personal information. This is described in our privacy statement
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Limited collection: We take great care to limit the information we collect to only that which is necessary for our services
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No personal marketing: We will never share your personal information for marketing purposes. Never
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Right of access and correction: We respect your right to access, correct, or delete your personal information.
This privacy and cookie statement describes how we implement these core values and how we respect and protect your right to privacy. We strongly urge you to read this statement carefully.
2. Use of personal information
We only store and use personal information that has been directly provided by you.
3. Purposes of data processing
The personal information we collect is exclusively used for the following purposes:
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to process your order
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to meet our legal obligations
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to inform you about our developments
4. Types of personal information
We can process the following personal information you provide:
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name
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address
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date of birth
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e-mail address
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phone number
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VATnumber
5. Third Parties
We will not share your personal information with third parties at all.
Nico Van Brabant
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Nico lives close to St Truiden (Belgium) and is now 42 (2018).
Modeler since his childhood, he loves very large scale Jets and is use to allign his masterpieces upgraded with our electronics in local and national competitions.
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Student in Monumental Arts, Nico has started an incredible project :
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The reproduction of a Combat mission involving three british Tornados
of the XV Squadron flying over Muharrag, Iraq, on 17 January 1991.
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Tornado GR Mk1 registered ZD791 BG has been hit by Flak fire.
One of the sidewinter missiles explodes and destroy the plane in flight.
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Flight Lieutenants John Peters and Adrian 'John' Nichol successfully
ejects while the plane goes down in fire.
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That is exactly the moment that Nico is capturing and reproducing ...
Work in progress, but the picture above shows already the dramatic
condition of the plane once hit.
Nico's creativity is ... unleashed. Part of the project, Nico will combine three Tornados : The crashing one at 1/32 scale and the others at 1/48th and 1/72 scale. The final diorama will mesure 2+ meters long for 1.5 meter large and 2.80 meter high ...
It will combine Flammes, ejection seats, parachutes, navigation lights, diorama
and of course ... Revell plastic models
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Definitively Monumental Art ....
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We are REALLY proud to participate and support Nico with
our electronics
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