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Friday night's possibly not the best time to ask as many suppliers close for the weekend, plus it's a Bank Holiday on Monday and there won't be any post either! Speedgraphic are showing it in stock on their website, but it's obviously not local to you and post will be a problem.
I would have thought Calumet in Manchester might be your best bet although I can't see the starter kit on their website. Might be worth ringing them tomorrow as I daresay they sell most of the component parts. Morco are showing stock on their website but I don't know when they are open next. They will take orders over the phone and despatch the same day but still no good for Tuesday.
Everytime I've enquired at Calumet in Manchester they don't tend to stock Lee but buy to order, but worth a call.
Lead times with Lee have always been long, but worth the wait. In the meantime why not manually blend, 2 images say 3 stops apart then use layer masks and blend. Not ideal but it works well, whilst you await delivery.
I would recommend Morco for all things Lee... I've used them for years (link)
Direct link to Lee page here
Have you thought about getting the items separately? Granted it's more expensive but I don't know anyone who uses the coral filter in the starter kit anyway! From WE it would cost you £175 for everything that is in the kit, but if you take off the £42 they charge for the coral filter then its the same price as the starter kit.
I did it this way and had the items next day.
The DSLR starter kit is filter holder, 2 stop ND hard grad, 2 stop glass ND plus a pouch and cleaning cloth. No coral.
Blimey if there is a two month backlog I'll have to stick my spare one on Ebay ![]()
This is why the Cokin Z-Pro filters are only just slightly cheaper than the Lee. They're recognised that there is a gap in the market and have hiked their prices to fit. Lee, for some reason, still only manufacture on demand. They don't retain market-ready stock.
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