Selling some ACTA B5 ships on ebay.

[Rick]

Hi guys - thought I'd give you a heads up as I'm selling some ACTA B5 ships.

First is a Victory - Item no: 320736764107

Centauri Corvan Scout - Item no: 320736768736

Centauri Sulust - Item No: 320736770638

Whitestar - Item No: 320736772670

They're all Mongoose ACTA ships, not FA scale!

I'll probably be putting up some different Fighter stands in the near future, so I'll let everybody know!

 

[Stormrider]

Linked them for you fella

First is a Victory - Item no: 320736764107

Centauri Corvan Scout - Item no: 320736768736

Centauri Sulust - Item No: 320736770638

Whitestar - Item No: 320736772670

 

[Rick]

Ta muchly matey!

 

[tarnish]

you set shipping only to include the uk. is that intended?

 

[Rick]

you set shipping only to include the uk. is that intended?

Umm. Yes and no. Normally I sell larger/heavier parcels than these and shipping them outside the UK is prohibitively expensive. If you want to bid on these, I'll set the International postage on a case by case basis. To Denmark, I'd charge £3.50 postage. Normally I add a bit on the description for International customers to message me for rates to their countries - I was in a bit of a hurry and forgot with these, sorry.

 

[basaint]

Ahhh, the elusive Victory...which seems to pop up more and more frequently :twisted:

 

[silashand]

Ahhh, the elusive Victory...which seems to pop up more and more frequently :twisted:

So you're saying I should sell my three before the market get saturated?

Cheers, Gary

 

[Rick]

I just wished he'd waited to say that until AFTER I'd sold mine, lol!

 

[Burger]

Best to sell ships one at a time, I find. If you sell 2 Victories and there are 2 people looking to buy one, they will just get one each at the starting price. But if you put one up, they will fight over it and the price can skyrocket. Then put the other up, and whoever lost the fight for the first one, gets it at the starting price.

And I'd always put it international, most of my high bidders were in the US.

 

[Greg Smith]

Best to sell ships one at a time,

And I'd always put it international, most of my high bidders were in the US.

Definitely true. I have sold ships to US, Canada, Australia, Germany, France, Belgiun, New Zealand, Scandinavia, South America....

I also list canon ships in Collectibles> sci-fi> B5.

A picture of the painted version is always good, so long as you make it clear that you are selling an unpainted mini.

I always include international postage in the listing. The Royal Mail website has prices for Europe/the rest of the world. That just makes it easier for international buyers. It makes it clear up-front how much they will be paying. (Someone willing to pay £50 quid for a Warlock probably isn't going to quibble over the postage )

Also advertise your listings on these forums. :lol:

 

[basaint]

YES....Gary







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