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Depends on your beer consumption really...

Yep, looks to be a Toltoys one - makes sense with it being in Aus too.

But what about the glue? :o :twisted:

No - he called you a **** as well.

I have no words...

'Your arrogant stance has angered me!' :lol: Presumably for him to have seen your comment re him potentially keeping the stands, he must have read it here (unless you also posted that elsewhere). That being the case he should know that you have countless grateful customers on here and a...

Brilliant cardback mate!

The seal looks good to me and it's definitely not a TT as it's a Kenner card.

Sell them on here. Save yourself 10% in fees and get them into good homes.

Jack it all in and sell me your AT-AT Drivers! Actually, I think a lot of it depends on a combination of your personality and financial means; if you need a regular 'fix' and you can afford it then there is an almost endless array of areas you can branch into. That said I don't think it is...

That's awesome mate! Great pick up.

The people I've met through it; there are some top, top guys in this hobby and especially on this forum. The toys I could give up tomorrow if I had too, but I'd still like to be involved in the social side.

Happened to me the other week; won a 30 back Palitoy Fett cardback for £35 - absolute bargain and I was made up. Paid straight away but funds were returned 2 days later. Apparently a couple of people approached the seller after the auction closed saying they weren't able to bid for some reason...

Ringwood roll call 1. Ben 2. James 3. Nick 4. Simon 5. Dan 6. Stu 7. Jason 8. Martin

Agreed - no guarantees when you send carded figures in the post; if that happened to one with some degree of support then the graded ones stand even less chance of survival. We've seen stories on here of figures bursting their bubbles on the return journey from the graders but I guess every time...

Absolutely right; nothing can stop a figure moving about inside the bubble, but if that bubble is supported externally by bubble wrap etc. then that will help absorb the impact of figures bouncing around in the bubble by dissipating the shock. The carded figures that principally suffer from this...

The only thing I would say with regards to shipping mocs in either slide bottomed or sealed graded cases, is that at least with a slide bottomed case you have the opportunity to load the space around the bubble with bubble wrap and packing peanuts, in the sealed case that can't be done which has...

Lovely landspeeder Jeff - a long drive but well worth it!

Looking great Michael.. As always!