gung-hoeddie wrote:finishing times are important, if a lot ends on wednesday at 1300hrs you'll have an easy time winning at a good price, if it's on a sunday afternoon you'll have problems.
Not always true I wanted the Killer Whale Hovercraft finishing today in the morning and it went for £60 something. Too much for me and it was really low for ages as well.
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that seems a bit harshly high for a WHALE - was it boxed?
On touching the trig point, I found my thrill
To the east Brokeback Mountain, to the west, Benny Hill
I'll give you the grid ref, you might like to go
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Hopper wrote:who lives in a house constructed entirely from cobra troopers
so you've been round our new gaff, then?
On touching the trig point, I found my thrill
To the east Brokeback Mountain, to the west, Benny Hill
I'll give you the grid ref, you might like to go
SO224350
It was loose and missing a few of the rudders on the back but did have its slightly battered box. The price probably went up as it was an Action Force issued one not a GI Joe one.
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I'm thinking about getting one from the States it just the shipping seems too high, people can't be arsed to ship internationally on large items any more.
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what was postage on that WHALE, would have to have been free for it to be worth close to that price. Incomplete, battered box, your having a laugh mate. The problem with shipping large items overseas is that, and I would imagine it's the same in the US, is that once the package goes over 2kg the price more than doubles. I shipped a Hydrofoil, a Moccasin and some figures to Chile, took some clever packaging to keep that under 2kg.
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