NMA Model Makers ?

[Coumarin]

Hello everyone,

Due to moving house I have a few things that I no longer need. To some (maybe all) it might seem like a load of old plastic, but when I was model making I would have loved to see anything like this. Yes I could flog them on an auction site, but I've never done that and wouldn't know where to start!
I don't ask anything for them, just the P&P covered please. Therefore I don't mind splitting it up or individual items.

Unmade kits:

1/48 aircraft:
Tamiya DH Mosquito BIV/PRIV
Aurora Gotha GV
Tamiya Grumman F4F-4 Wildcat
Revell Henschel HS129 B-2
Revell Bachem Natter BA349A
Revell Arado AR234 C-3

1/72 aircraft:
Revell Blohm and Voss BV222 V2
Airfix Avro Lancaster BIII Dambuster (premier collection)
Academy Boeing B29A Superfortress
Airfix B17G Flying Fortress
Revell Vickers Wellington X/XIV
Revell Handley Page Victor MK2
Revell Heinkel  HE177 A5
Italeri Heinkel HE111 H6
Airfix Handley Page HP0/400

Various aircraft:
1/28 Revell Fokker DVII
1/72 Dauphin 2 (helicopter)

Military vehicles:

Kitech 1/48 tanks (motorised)
Marder
M1A1 Abrams
Leopard II A5
US Marine M60 A1

Various:
1/76 Nitto Kagaku Willy's jeep

Range of WWII reference books
Extensive range of Humbrol and Revell paints, decal setting solutions, cements, fillers etc...
After-market and surplus decals
Many back-issues of Aeroplane, Fly Past, Scale Aviation Modeller and other publications
Surplus kit pieces

+loads of associated bits and bobs.

Sorry, but tools, airbrush and compressor are not included!

Anybody interested or knows anybody that might be interested, give me a shout.

Cheers
Martin.

[jez pike]

Sounds like the sort of stuff Rob M,would be interested in,i'll give him a shout.

[Coumarin]

OK nice one.

[andydrbeard]

Hello Martin,

Good to know there's someone else on the forum that likes sticking their hands together with glue and paint!  Unfortunately I've got a cupboard full of stuff waiting to be built and painted otherwise I may have been interested in a couple of these.

It would be a shame to let your collection go for nothing. If you have a little bit of time selling on eBay is not that hard.  Have a look to see if there's any of your stuff going on there to get an idea of what to ask for and have a look at the eBay guides. A quick photo taken on your phone, bit of a description and you can do it. Make sure you're clear on the fees though so that you are happy with what you get back.

All the best
Andy

[Rusco]

Well miniatures(?) are not my type of stuff, but at least I think Coumarin might be a person that's into making things and crafts with his hands and that's a view I've got about him. I can recall talking about carpenter and wood crafts with him. And I like that stuff a lot. 

[dilla]

If you dont want to sell on the internet,you could perhaps put them in your local auction rooms.At least it'd help towards moving costs