1. Buying a collection at .25 each. Most mint unpainted over 2k mini....hmm maybe less then $.25
2. Trading micro machines for a collection. Got over 2k m1a1 and 2k Russian stuff.
Sold or traded most away
3. Buying a friend collection at .50 ea but then found none one in area to play with anymore.
4. Gaming wholesale closing down . Brought new packs at $1 a pack
That's why I have ever tiger tank ever made
5. Trading in box tops from ghq. I had enough to get almost 100 packs. But ghq got upset and stop that offer.
All these deals were 10+ years back. B4 eBay
Wish I never sold any of it.
What your best ghq deal ever
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Bidding on a collection (before I owned any at all) on a whim at a con. Minimum bid $50. Never thought I had a chance, but I was the only bidder.
They needed a sort and a lot of love, but I had over 350 vehicles. All simply spray painted, and I;ve been painting and trading them ever since...
They needed a sort and a lot of love, but I had over 350 vehicles. All simply spray painted, and I;ve been painting and trading them ever since...
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Best GHQ Deal Ever
My best GHQ deal was when one of the local game stores in Phoenix was closing in the late 90s. They had part of a wall dedicated to GHQ stuff. Toward the end, they were selling their blister packs of GHQ for $1.00 each off the normal $7.00 or $8.00 list price.
I ended up buying some extras of things I already had plus a nearly complete WWII Italian navy with some battleships, cruisers, and destroyers plus some other ships as well.
In addition, they had carried a full line of Sea-Bat Replica decals and were selling those for $1.00 each so I stocked up on almost the whole line.
Pete
I ended up buying some extras of things I already had plus a nearly complete WWII Italian navy with some battleships, cruisers, and destroyers plus some other ships as well.
In addition, they had carried a full line of Sea-Bat Replica decals and were selling those for $1.00 each so I stocked up on almost the whole line.
Pete
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Bought 1/2 price some 40 new blisters, WW2 Germans and Brits.
Bought at $1 each some 100 Tiger I minis, mint new and for .50 each some 100 old casting T-34/85, painted.
I bargained on the T34/85: "You're asking me $1 for the new cast Tigers and the same price for the old painted T34? They look terrible! No Way, I don't want them!" Got them!
Bought at $1 each some 100 Tiger I minis, mint new and for .50 each some 100 old casting T-34/85, painted.
I bargained on the T34/85: "You're asking me $1 for the new cast Tigers and the same price for the old painted T34? They look terrible! No Way, I don't want them!" Got them!

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Military vehicles are beautiful because they are built from functional designs which make them real, solid, without artifice. The short timers
Erst wägen, dann wagen (first consider, then risk) von Moltke the Elder
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The best deal I DIDN'T get was at the NHMGS Enfilade convention three years ago. In their Bring & Buy, there was a large cardboard box filled with maybe 150 unopened GHQ blister packs. I looked at the tag, which said $10 and thought, "Gee $10 each is bit expensive. I moved on to the next item and the guy behind me immediately grabbed the box, rushed to the desk at which point I realized it was $10 for the entire box.