best way to sell a empire army from 1992?

jukesy · Beggar Joined: 22 Jun 2008 Posts: 2

Hi guys

Very good evening to you all.

Ive just moved house and came accross all my old empire army that i used to collect upto 1992.

Whats the best way of selling do you reckon ?

Army list includes, mostly unpainted

1 x steam tank
20 x knights panther
1 x pegasus
14 x reiksguard knights
17 x archers
1 x war wagon
20 x barbarians i think
4 x knights
1 x volley gun
1 x cannon ball
1 x morter
1 x dwarf pot
1 x wizard
5 x crossbow
12 x pistols
5 x halbrider?? i think

**Sigmar** · Posted: Mon Jun 23, 2008 4:31 pm Post subject:

Well, if you want to get the best value, then split the army up into separate units. It's a bit of a pain but you'll attract more bidders overall.

Post your items on eBay for a 10 day auction, finishing on a Sunday afternoon about 5 or 6pm GMT. That way you get maximum global coverage with bidders.

If you can't be bothered with that lot then just sell in one batch on eBay as a whole army. Make sure you take some good close up pictures.

How much would you be after for the whole lot ? I might be interested myself !

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**scurrdi** · Major Joined: 26 Mar 2008 Posts: 614

Heh, me too! Or perhaps just some bits and pieces of it. Where are you from so I can get an idea on shipping costs?

jukesy · Beggar Joined: 22 Jun 2008 Posts: 2

thanks guys, thought about the ebay thing, may give it a go but is alot of hassle.

Not really got a price in mind, not sure if they would be worth anymore cos they are from 1992?

I must have spent £300 plus when i was collecting them but guessing they arent worth that much these days, maybe looking around the 150-200 mark but realistically ill just be glad to put them in a nice home and open to reasonable offers, would be nice to see them go to a good home.

Most of them are unpainted although the ones that are can easilly be stripped down as they are all metal, does weight a little bit though would need to check postage costs although i do travel around the country a fair amount

**Sigmar** · Posted: Tue Jul 01, 2008 4:32 pm Post subject:

How did you get on with eBay jukesy ?

If you fancy selling them here why not put some photos up to show us what you have ?

All the best,
Sigmar

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**Zombie3883** · Corporal Joined: 04 Apr 2008 Posts: 237

Or...believe it or not....find Warhammer 40K Ork players, and tell them that they can use some of those models for conversion.

I've done it. hehe

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**Rockgollem** · Posted: Fri Jul 04, 2008 1:04 am Post subject:

Hehe, me (40K Ork Player)

Anyways, I do not usually do conversions to model I already made, and I don't happen on buying something new.

But, Orks are the way to go for, if you are conversion nut.

More Daka Daka for me!!

*Rides off in sunset with Ork warbiker gangs*

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