Re: What are people buying?
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2022 1:34 am
You must be pished, poshed, pashed, or pushed about that eBay loss....
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It happens. Only today, parcels arrived here from Timecast, Eureka and Helion Books. Who knows why they come...?Etranger wrote: ↑Thu Mar 10, 2022 10:14 am Oops, I seem to have 'accidentally acquired' a new, still wrapped, 15mm Russian SYW army from Eureka for around 60% of retail. They'll end up in the Nuclear Fallout Bunker for now - there's enough lead lining the walls to keep a lot of radiation out!
(and I've just realised that is a great excuse to buy figures given current events....)
Having started the year with good intentions to reduce the lead mountain by (a) actually painting some of it, and (b) not buying any more, I managed to make it through 1/6 of the year unscathed, before the above activity opened the flood gates. Having tentatively Googled "15mm Minifigs" I managed to find several packs - 10 in fact - on the Noble Knight website, all very rare troop types. All(?) I have to do now is persuade their website to stop rejecting the address of a US contact ("the seller does not deliver to that address") who is coming over to the UK next month and give me the discount and free postage for which the size of my order qualifies.....BaronVonWreckedoften wrote: ↑Mon Mar 07, 2022 10:14 pm Two nice little eBay wins - both 2nd Generation 15mm ECW/TYW Minifigs and both at well under the going rate, about £20 + postage for around 200 figures, all long OOP. Even more splendidly, one of them replaced some figures I missed out on around Xmas (musketeers in morion, up there with rocking horse turds in terms of rarity) when I got sniped despite having placed a well-OTT bid to ensure that that didn't happen.
Geek Gaming is my "go to" for scenic stuff. The base ready is very good and comes is so many varieties it's daft not to