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I've been after a Hildebrandt quad for a while so might be interested dependant on your asking price.

If at first you don't succeed... https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-Star-Wars-PALITOY-30-back-Boba-Fett-CAS70-Last-one-sold-over-5-years-ago/153757122343?hash=item23cca37f27:g:6W4AAOSwrxVd2DFA

What an absolute joke. I've seen some utter shite graded by CAS, and some real howlers including a 'Disco Boots' DSC described as an 'over-pour'!!! WTF is an over-pour? It makes no sense, and that's just one example.

Firstly, welcome. Secondly, there'll be a lot of interest in this lot if those weapons are 100% legit. Thirdly, you'd have been better coming here first asking for advice rather than listing it on ebay then 'phishing'. You'd have also been better selling on here individually as you'll get more...

If the listing has a 'make an offer' option then always do that unless it's a giveaway price for something you know is easily worth what the BIN is - for risk of losing it to someone else. The irritating thing is when you make an offer on something and it's neither accpeted or rejected - to me...

Just over £1k.

The box was super nice though, and the original instructions were included - the sheet alone is £100-150. I estimated £800 as the top end but wasn't totally surprised it reached that amount. Finding one in a decent box is VERY tough.

The seller always has the option of making any correspondence public on their auction if they want to or keep it private. Back door sales are all part of this modern era of buying and selling - you win some, you lose some. Ultimately, it's down to the seller who he sells to and for how much IMO.

The feedback can be removed possibly, I got some removed yesterday from a seller who thought I'd damaged a parcel on purpose and then wanted the hassle of a refund. I'd give ebay a call, they were pretty helpful and there's a chance you can get them to remove the feedback given the...

This guy is currently being discussed on several FB groups. Best to give these a wide berth ;)

Brilliant idea for a thread mate. I've got one coming soon in the post, as soon as it arrives I'll post it up.

I don't know Simon, a loose one with no sabre went for £100 not long ago, and I've seen them north of £300. I'd really like to agree with you on this but it would not surprise me if it was a sudden shift as R2 has always been a bitch to get, especially in decent condition. Last 15 (kickin' it...

Cannot beleive this price, even given the recent price hikes, this is incredible - in a scary way.

I've bookmarked this so I know what to get you for Secret Santa this year mate - and you have to wear them at FF.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Life-size-Handmade-Yoda-Figure-/272511054952?hash=item3f72ecb468:g:vMYAAOSwEzxYbhQy

Pretty sure this must be a case of shill bidding on this as nobody in their right mind would pay this for something that looks so poor.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-Star-Wars-First-12-Jawa-vinyl-cape-/272458202466?_trksid=p2047675.l2557&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&nma=true&si=SIK7vpHo4xXMhAxeVXkstXYQIyM%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc Loving the 'hand crafted' cross etching! :lol:

£150-ish

£200-£250 for ESB Palitoy examples is about right. £200 for Jedi. $750 for a Kenner version is obscene. They're not that rare.

Words fail me: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/star-wars-stormtrooper-looking-stone-/122177566441?hash=item1c7259b6e9:g:XXoAAOSwLF1X3Eq0 Wait, no they don't; FOR CRYING OUT LOUD!!! :lol: :lol: :lol: