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I am currently moving and figure it's a good time to get rid of my Imperial Guard army as it takes a lot of space and to focus just on my Dark Angel Army.

My question is where is a good place to sell built models? I have a whole lot of tanks and artillery built, but I'm not sure the best place to sell it. I've been selling boxed stuff on ebay with good luck but built models seem to go for less then it's worth to ship them.

bartertown, rogue trader, warseer or dakka selling forums to name a few...
places dedicated to wargaming to start with...

Look into swapping within your local area through club swapshops etc.
It is very hard not to get a good deal face to face with someone.

eBay is a good place, especially since you can just link it from certain forums to it - and you get the coverage of those you missed because of those who just go to eBay looking for things.

Criagslist... costs you nothing.

Another thing with ebay, is painted models, unless there really great/pro-paint work, tend to go for less than unpainted.
i just sold an unpainted tau army on ebay, and got £110 for it, at the same time a fully painted 1500 point tau army, with FW bits, only went for £65

Here and rogue market posting is free, you can set your own prices and shipping, just need a pay pal account.in my experiences theese sights are better than ebay. ebay is nothing but headaches.also you can dopics on request.

Well, it really depends on HOW you want to sell them.
Do you want to get rid of it in one fell swoop?
If so, feebay might be your best option.

Are you willing to split the models up?

If so, a gaming trade site will probably do better for you than feebay, but you should be prepared to haggle a little on occasion.

If you're looking for a good trade site, check out www.bartertown.com. It's the biggest, oldest, best established trading site on the net that was designed to cater specifically to our hobbies.

Eric

P.S. So that it cannot be said that I had duplicitous intent with this post, I should point out that I am an Administrator on Bartertown.