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Sorry if i am posting in wrong area,

for anyone who has ever bought games workshop products of ebay they have about 4 pages of trans fer sheets and spare bits is their a way to get rid of it

please help

The best thing I can think of is try to be a little more specific with your search criteria. "Space Marines 40k" gets you a lot of Space marine related stuff, but "Space Marine Predator NIB 40k" might get you a little closer to where you need to go. However, if you find the "Magically filter out what I don't want to see" option, let me know.

I'm having a hard time figuring out what your question is.

I think you are asking:

"I am doing searches for warhammer stuff on ebay, but I keep finding a bunch of bits items and transfer items. I'm looking for boxes, units, and tanks. Not bits."

Try using the - function in your search field. You can put a - in front of a word to have the search function ignore it.

For example "40k ork boys -bits" will ignore most bits, so long as people used the word "bits" in the title. It's not 100% effective, because some people don't title their stuff properly, but that should ignore most bit sales.

Does that help?

Thanks people

If you just query for "Warhammer 40K", you will get those pages of transfer sheets, but they cycle through each week. Try again after a few days & you'll get four pages of Stormlord & Stompa bits; its just the nature of the beast. The big bits companies have a way of clogging up the queue, but those same companies can give some good deals. Daedalus' advice is good; be specific. Or if you're an eBay junky like me who plugs in warhammer 40k daily, use the settings link to tailor your display.

If you are going to order from the bits companies, make sure to order a bunch of stuff so you can save on $hipping.

You'll most likely find that a vast amount of those bitz auctions are from a very few number of sellers, who often don't put "bitz" in the title. If you can figure out which sellers those are, go into advanced search, choose "specific seller," then choose to exclude the ones who sell the disgusting number of bitz auctions.

What is it exactly you are searching for?

The easy way to filter out all of those bits retailers is to use the advanced search and set a 10$ USD floor for your search. This gets rid of nearly all cheap bits.