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Anyone else think the term "Welsh Kickstarter" carries a welcome air of menace?
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Buy these miniatures or else the Taffia will pay you a visit, and use leeks in eye watering ways....
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BaronVonWreckedoften wrote: Sun Aug 22, 2021 4:21 pm Not if they're the subject of a private sale, I think.
I think they still do. The relevant website talks about "all goods". I don't think second hand comes into it especially as some items listed are always going to be second hand.
I suspect the thinking behind that is that if the goods have never been into the UK they have never paid UK VAT. Otherwise dodging VAT would be a simple exercise of assigning a previous ownership to anything you import. (IE you get someone to but an item, then you "buy" it from them before importing it.)
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Bought some Gripping Beast Early Saxons from Ebay, because I need more Post Roman/Dark Ages/Early Med. for the lead pile. Felt justified as I had to bin some from the garage that had suffered 4 years of storage.
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Paul wrote: Mon Aug 23, 2021 3:20 pm Bought some Gripping Beast Early Saxons from Ebay, because I need more Post Roman/Dark Ages/Early Med. for the lead pile. Felt justified as I had to bin some from the garage that had suffered 4 years of storage.
So you mean they are to replace those in the 4 year queue?

Why did they have to be binned Paul ? What can happen to do that in storage and why?
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valleyboy wrote: Mon Aug 23, 2021 9:10 pm Why did they have to be binned Paul ? What can happen to do that in storage and why?
Leak through garage roof had destroyed the carboard box they were in. After four years the bottom had turned into a mouldy slurry full of mouse poo! Couple of dozen unpainted figures sitting in that just weren't worth the hassle of saving :)
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How does mouse poo slurry rate against Dettol for paint stripping?
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Apparently rat poo is better. Do you have access to a rat colony?
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I hear that one of Peelers farts at close range is pretty effective at stripping paint.
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goat major wrote: Tue Aug 24, 2021 6:40 am How does mouse poo slurry rate against Dettol for paint stripping?
I'll send you some in a bag so you can do a comparison video. If you're really lucky you might get some rodent body parts too!
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