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Hi
Just need some help on what my old warhammer fantasy lead figures are worth as I have know idea on prices, as I'm from Australia I have box sets of bugmans dwarf rangers, ulthers imperial dwarf both these sets aren't painted I have the nightmare legion box set unpainted, the dragon master, dwarf goblobber, orc man mangler, goblin skull krusher goblin lead bleacher harborths orcs, ruglands orcs both these are complete but not in box can anyone help in pricing these as ebay sort of gives you a guide but unsure if these are rare figures jcould with some sound advice thanks for your time

I don't have any idea on what those are worth, but you might be able to get some answers in the dakka shop, or maybe the WHFB legacy forum.

Bugmans- £60-70
Ulthers- £80-90
Nightmare legion- £60-70
Dragon Masters- last one I saw was approx £60 in box
Goblobber- £50
Man Mangler- £30ish
Skull Crusher- £30ish
Lead Belcher- £30ish
Harborths- £40-50
Ruglands- £50

Prices will fluctuate based on condition, paint job, box condition etc. But these are pretty standard current prices. The goblin war machines are pretty common, but the occasional perfect example could go for a bit more. The unboxed regiments might go for more separated into smaller groups of infantry, say 3-4 models per group, as a lot of people want to expand the units they have without doubling up on the character models.

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