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I am thinking about selling my rather extensive 40k armies. Mostly BA stuff with some GK stuff and 3 IK.

What would be the best way to sell them? Do I put them all en masse or do I sell them by units?

Mostly RAS, Tac squads, Sanguinary Guards, DC Squads, Assault Termies, Reg Termies, DC Dreads, Land Raiders, Baals, Honour Guards, Thunder Guppies and a whole lot more. All are painted to what I consider a good quality, but I am just a hobby painter, and I have gotten many compliments on them. Plus I still have unopened boxes that I never got around to putting together.

So I ask you guys... how do I present these for sale? I will get some pictures soon. If I do not respond right away, just give me some time, I am a welding instructor, an ironworker, and I am doing college classes during the weekend and nights that I am not teaching.

PS. Mods, if this is the wrong place for this ... my most sincere apologies, and if you would be so kind as to move it to the proper area. TYVM

Best bet is to post some pictures and what you are trying to sell them for.

It’s really a question of the time you want to put in, you can probably maximize revenue by selling single units on eBay. But that takes a lot of time and effort. You could list the whole army on eBay if you wish and set your price wherever you are comfortable. You can list them here which gives you access to a knowledgeable and focused customer base. Either way I wish you luck and look forward to seeing what you’ve got.