P
praetorian0_1
Guest
@ t- ... you tease you.:innocent:
Is this serious?
- Thread starter Gelflin
- Start date
Originally posted by t_haye2
Hell, i have minis the guys at stuff of legends don\'t even know about...
DO bear in mind that the Richard at SOL decided at one point that his site would only include \"Unreleased\" minis that were \"official\" in some way meaning they were actually intended for release or for some official purpose. It was his opinion that \"test pieces\" and the like were too numerous and narrow in scope for him to worry about, hence his site not including the Juan Diaz farseers or the Mark Bedford space marine.
AFAIK, there is no site attempting to provide a gallery for thos rarer unreleased pieces. Since I have plenty of space and bandwidth, I keep think about trying to start one, but I have given the idea any serious momentum yet...
S
spike_92
Guest
Well, since we\'re kinda on the topic, how much do u think i could get for a still sealed limited edition GD archon in about 30 years? i am way too urged to paint it, but seeing as so many people probably have the same idea, i wont get much $$$$ off of it anyways. Penny for your thoughts?
t_haye2, must be great to have such individual minis (BTW I first saw your painting via GW, it showed me that just because I am female, doesnt mean that I cant be into the hobby! Thanks for that! Girl power!!! lol ) Thanks for the idea finn17 its certainly an easy way to make money although I would more likely give models to people I knew who wanted them than sell them. I would rather know that they will be loved, cherished, painted with care...............
*looks at the 75 that the mage got, looks at the confrontation minis that are begging to be purchased*
hmmmm well maybe..... I might sell .........Nope! *stamps foot* I will at least paint them.......... then sell them! lol
(BTW I first saw your painting via GW, it showed me that just because I am female, doesnt mean that I cant be into the hobby! Thanks for that! Girl power!!! lol ) Thanks for the idea finn17 its certainly an easy way to make money although I would more likely give models to people I knew who wanted them than sell them. I would rather know that they will be loved, cherished, painted with care............... *looks at the 75 that the mage got, looks at the confrontation minis that are begging to be purchased*
hmmmm well maybe..... I might sell .........Nope! *stamps foot* I will at least paint them.......... then sell them! lol
I appreciate your sentiments..but..
As a matter of interest, painted \'collectibles\' are no more valuable than unpainted ones. Possibly less so...
Seeing as you have two, I\'d compromise....flog one and cherish/giveaway the other
This is a hobby that people tend to move in and out of. The person to whom you lovingly give your valuable mini to today may, be selling it for a handsome profit themselves in a few years time. Besides how much more commitment do you want than a willingness to part with large amounts of spondulicks???Originally posted by Gelflin
Thanks for the idea finn17 its certainly an easy way to make money
As a matter of interest, painted \'collectibles\' are no more valuable than unpainted ones. Possibly less so...
Seeing as you have two, I\'d compromise....flog one and cherish/giveaway the other
johnboyjjb
Active member
Only when you lose.
T
t_haye2
Guest
@ Vento: yup, i know that, but in general, the models on Stuff....are minis that have actually hit the production line, some of the minis I have never even got that far, due to several reasons. One of my pride and joys is the rogue Trader tourny trophy Juan diaz sculpted for the tourhies in Spain, nice big demon bust, better than anything forgeworld have done along the same lines. also several original versions of models that were later changed due to casting problems and the like. It\'s quite funny though, most of these minis were given to me by the actual designers as gifts, I would never sell them.
