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Moin Richard,

Just my opinion. You're selling a large collection in one go. This will be difficult to sell. Most people don't have 1000€ spare now to drop on minis (at least no one I know does!) Perhaps selling individual units would be quicker?!

Additionally,  you've only put up one picture. This is great to see all the minis you're selling, but it's impossible to judge the painting quality. It's sad the box is already packed, but I'd suggest you add some more close ups.

And finally, you're shipping from Germany. This puts a lot of people off, because there will be taxes to pay to get the minis into the UK or USA. ~20% + whatever charges are added by the postal service. So it's all adding up to a very expensive purchase.

All that said, someone might buy it. I am just not sure how long it'll take for that person to arrive. Is the army also on other selling sites?

MfG,
Edward

Thanks for the advice. Yes, unpacking and unwrapping every individual figure will be a pain. However, I provided links for about three pages of close up pictures in my gallery as well as the initial blog post I made here a couple of years ago explaining the history behind the army with loads of pictures.

Perhaps I should add some of those pictures here but I just didn't want to clutter this post. But perhaps that is a good idea. My Arthurian army is even bigger, perhaps that should be done as individual units. I have to think on that.

Thanks for the advice
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Surely there's going to be a Hollywood canister stuffed with berets?


Let’s see how the Kickstarter goes;). Thank you all for the lovely comments. Sorry been pretty absent from LAF recently. Thank you M Blakey for keeping you up to date.
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The Second World War / Re: Villers-Bocage Table design
« Last post by Hami on Today at 10:30:24 AM »
my plan for that was printing some wallpaper designs and sticking that to some of the walls. For the other ones I have an airbrush that will at least give me some coverage.

The pain will be doors and windows.

I was thinking of just leaving the floor plan as open but I also would like to use this for my modern wargames where breaching, hostage rescues etc are part of the games.
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SuperHero Adventures / Re: Make Mine Marvel (Crisis Protocol)
« Last post by jetengine on Today at 10:14:05 AM »
The Incredible Hulk

An incredible 3d print, he's a big lad and took a lotta' time to paint. I feel it came out well though.
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On the work bench another four sets from 1-st Corps …..
Please could I ask - Are these the 1st Corps figures with cap comforter that you have converted or new forthcoming packs?
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The Second World War / Re: Villers-Bocage Table design
« Last post by carlos marighela on Today at 09:59:59 AM »
Loving the designs. The interiors will be a real bugger to paint though.

I recently built some of the 3D Valley prints. Some of them have drop in rooms which makes them a lot handier to get a brush to. Wasted effort with me though as I glaze all my buidings mine and seal them up.
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"Build Something" Contest / Re: BSC2024 Ragnar's Turnip28 build
« Last post by Lost Egg on Today at 09:50:32 AM »
It's odd how adding a chimney kinda brings a building to life. Lovely work and I particularly like your picnic table & benches.

I must say I do find the combo of unpainted card and balsa very appealing.
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That door is really good - :o :-*
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Gothic Horror / Re: Il Carnevale di Scattocaso
« Last post by Mad Lord Snapcase on Today at 09:29:58 AM »
Thank you all for your kind comments. Doug, glad you appreciate the codpiece!

anevilgiraffe, the wells are from TTCombat

Part two of the three part building is now complete. I was rather keen on this one, as the actual building bridges a canal.

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