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So guys I've been addicted basically to third & second edition models (I mean who isn't?!) My problem is, I dislike buying from ebay but of course will continue to do so :(

I'm more or less constantly finding myself dreaming of a shop, a shop where I can just walk around and know I want to buy every single model in there. In other words exactly like when I was a kid walking around inside GW (before it went to gak and started charging more than I can afford even whilst working).

I saw this video: https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1501463523327858 A store in New York which sells old games. I realise that games has a lot more of a following than GW models ever will, but this again just rekindled my dream of a model shop similar to this selling old GW.

Anyway, even chit chat. Does anybody know of any models stores that has old GW stock in house? I'll basically drive anywhere in the UK for this

Cheers

Much love

None that really have everything.

Noble Knight is sort of based on that sort of thing though...they deal with new of course - but they also deal with a lot of OOP items:

http://www.nobleknight.com/ViewProdLine.asp_Q_ManufacturerID_E_30_A_CategoryID_E_5_A_GenreID_E_0

It isn't just GW though - pretty much everything from everyone from everywhen. Granted, being OOP - the stock is somewhat random. They do a lot of buyouts though - so from time to time they will get a pile of old items when a store goes out of business.

+1 to Noble Knight. Miniature Market (.com) also has a big selection of games, including lots of OOP, although they have dropped GW from their inventory.

nobleknight is very nice, although their search is somewhat lacking

I like a lot that they put the year and when possible photos.

Shame about Miniature Market, the more the merrier. Now I just hope that nobleknights shipping isn't too expensive to the uk!