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So, I'm breaking up my remaining AT-43 stuff into auctions. For once, I am immensely grateful to Rackham for having supply problems as most of my UNA stuff is either out of print or out of stock everywhere, and it's all Near Mint in the original boxes. Collector's instincts come in handy sometimes.

But what I am curious about is terrain.

I have a bunker with the three high walls, 18 low walls, 3 UNA containers, and six Therian nanogenerators. I'm thinking about letting it all go as a lot for auction. I am curious what the AT-43 crowd thinks it would be worth as an opening offer.

I know that the terrain accessory kits are long gone, and Operation Damocles starters are back up to $60 on The War Store and out of stock at Miniatures Market, so they're no longer cheap alternatives to get terrain. Therefore, I think all of this is in demand for new players, especially if they didn't start with UNA or Therians.

The bunker and attendant high walls is best sold seperately for no other reason than because it will draw attention to it. The rest is just scrp, also the rest is useful for other games.

I cannot see why you would refuse crates and low walls for games of 40K, unless you are giving that up too. As fro the nanogenerators they are 90% of the wy to an IG searchlights for a Planetstrike game board.

For that matter you could save the bunker, but then a 40k bunker is any old bunker, wheras someone might pay you a lot for the AT-43 official terrain piece.

It's better to sell in a lot when you have something of very high value. Bunkers are in such low supply that people will consider paying a higher amount to get all the other terrain, as well, because it's "a deal."

I can build terrain for 40K better than the low walls and containers, and I have two office-paper boxes full of terrain at my house for my personal use, so I'm pretty set there. If I kept the containers I would have to prime them and repaint them in Imperial colors, probably I.G. as I don't think my Ultramarines have a lot of shipping containers lying around.

The bunker top is problematic for me. It looks stupid. I could get one of the gun emplacements from Forge World and do a conversion but I have too much other modeling to do. Germans for Flames of War to finish, then Space Marines and Orks for 40K.

Cairnius,

I don't know what AT-43 terrain is worth, but I did just sell a number of large lot auctions of high elves on ebay. They didn't do nearly as well as I'd hoped. I still haven't decided if it was the groupings or not, but it's definitely a pain to make lots of small auctions. So your call! But the lot method let me down this time :-/