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I've been sitting on some fantasy armies I'd like to sell for awhile now. What is a good way to sell minis that preferably doesn't involve Ebay?

Craigslist is alright, but if there's a gaming convention where you can set up a flea market that works really well too. Historicon and Cold Wars both have famed flea markets where I've picked up tons of old minis. Alternately, there is the Dakka Swap Shop, right here in the forums. I've seen a lot of deals go back and forth there.

Bartertown.

www.bartertown.com (or is it .org)

Just be prepared, if you're new to it, to ship first (regardless of trading or selling). I would deal only with traders with high ratings (above 50), and who don't show up in the bad trader forums.

I've been using it for years, and its worked for me.

I also would advise against trading with the mods, it will only end in heartbreak.

RxGhost wrote:I also would advise against trading with the mods, it will only end in heartbreak.

That's funny!

You, always could try the DakkaDakka Swap Shop.

Rogue Market! (www.rogue-market.com)

There seem to be a lot of old mini's alficionatos there. I offloaded a TON of rogue trader era stuff on RM which didn't so much as get a nibble on Bartertown.

I also did manage to move a sizable ork RT army here so Dakkadakka work as well.

BarterTown first!, hands down and Rogue Market second.

I dont trust any of the other sites for big sales or purchases.

Btown offers a seller/buyer rating system and you can see feedback on possible trade parterns.

If your worried about getting ripped off, Ebay. It's where I do all my gaming related shopping when the stuff isn't available (bits and what not). They'll keep things on the up and up. I've never used Barter Town or any of those places, but I've heard that the trades/sales don't always go smoothly.