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I've actually been a tabletop gamer since 1987 but put down the brushes a while ago. My 5-year old boys have shown a strong interest in my old miniatures, so I'm starting to teach them how to paint and play (grossly simplified rules -- they just move the figures and roll dice). I also used to run a painting website, Mike Kan Paint, which I am in the process of overhauling and updating. http://www.kan.org/michael/mkp

Anyways, I'm going to seek input on some of the articles here and thought I'd say hi.

Welcome to dakka! We are just getting our own articles system up off the ground so if you are willing to cross post anything, it would be very much appreciated by us all.

Sure will. My guides are more aimed at new players, but I just finished updating an article on selling minis on ebay and finding miniatures on a budget.

We recently added an article about selling stuff on ebay too. If you have any points to add that the dakka community missed then feel free to add them. As always, feel free to ask in the nuts and bolts forum if you need help with anything.
http://www.dakkadakka.com/wiki/en/A_Guide_to_Selling_Miniatures_on_Ebay