ARE THERE ANY 1/6 Military collectors in this forum

[BAYAREATOYDUDE]

I need to find someone who knows a lot about these figures. I have both WWII and Modern Special ops guys also.

[Card]

I used to be a big 1/6 collector until about 5 yrs ago. I still own quite abit of Dragon and Joe.

[BAYAREATOYDUDE]

I used to be a big 1/6 collector until about 5 yrs ago. I still own quite abit of Dragon and Joe.

 

 

My wife and I just had a little girl and I am trying to unload my entire Military 1/6 scale collection. I have over 45 DRAGON figures, about 4 DID, and 1 rare HOT TOYS NAVY SEAL. I want to sell them for only what the figs may be worth. Willing to work a deal if someone wants it all. That is why I was asking for experts. Been looking on EBAY to get an idea but it takes time for over 50 figures and I am already sleep deprived.

[ARROW]

I have over 400 12" figures, of various makes/brands, and have collected them since about 1985.

Getting rid of 1/6th scale figures is tricky these days, because the demand appears to have softened. If the figures are still boxed, you might be able to get what you paid at retail or a tiny bit more. If they are opened/loose, expect no more than retail at best, and probably will only be able to sell them at 50% OF retail. Dragon figures are still popular though, so your odds are better, but selling as a lot of usually problematic. Most buyers like to cherry pick lots, because they likely already have some of the figures in question. This tends to leave the seller with common leftovers.

Honestly, the best way to gauge how to price is to research Ebay for recent auctions on the same figures.

If you are adamant about selling as a lot, or smaller lots, be prepared to "price to clear" to attract buyers. Its a tougher market now, than it was 10 years ago, so good luck.

[Jcast]

Arrow is correct. I'm in the process of unloading figures, as most of mine are sitting in a box, and the auctions are hit or miss. Some selling well, some..not so much.