Hi everyone,
I finally have sold off all my Epic 40K models, bar two items, and I finally received all the goodies I bought with the proceeds. The pictures below tell the story better than I ever can!
As you can see from the photograph above, I decided to buy into Beyond the Gates of Antares (BTGOA) and Infinity with the Nomads. For BTGOA I bought the starter set and an Algoryn Skirmish force from Warlord Games (because they offer free postage world wide with purchases over 70 Stirling) and a few extras. The same goes for the Concord troops. I have played two games already and I do have a lot of problems with the game, but I did enjoy it and I am willing to give it a chance. Even though the game is new, I think a 2nd edition will be needed in a year or two in order to streamline the over-complicated rules - but that is for another post.
I have already downloaded the rules for Infinity, and buying the starter set was just too expensive with postage so I just opted for some starter sets.
At first, I wanted to buy into a game similar to Epic 40K - for example Dropzone Commander or Planetfall, but with Epic returning in a year or two with new updated models I decided to hold off for now until Epic comes out again. Then I will decided into which system best to inject my hard earned cash.
But that is not all I managed to buy! I also bought stuff for the modelling side of the hobby namely...
Yep, a ton of plastic kits from Star Wars to Gundam, to Macross and dinosaurs; besides several others. This should keep me entertained for a year or two - probably more!
And that is not all! I have also bought and put together a 15mm Sci-Fi force from several different ranges which I will be presenting soon. Unfortunately, I did not have enough time to display them for pics.
So overall, I am quite happy with the amount of stuff I managed to buy after selling all my Epic stuff. It took me over a year to get rid of nearly everything but the effort was worth it in my opinion. In fact I find it rather amazing when I look at everything put together.
What stunned me most is that I managed to make at least 4 times the amount I bought my collection for, and still, my prices were still way cheaper than those of most of the Epic stuff that was selling on Ebay. I think I managed to sell the stuff at the right time. If I had left it longer, I might not have managed to sell everything, and certainly not at the prices I did before the news broke of a new Epic game!
That is all for this week. Stay tuned next week for some more Algoryn troops.
Farewell and good health as always,
NR
After Selling Epic – What I bought!
by Night Runner | Dec 17, 2015