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Made in gb
Fresh-Faced New User





Hi folks

I'm looking to get back into the hobby, but need to shift out a load of old armies first. I'm no pro painter but I know how to hold a brush. Before quitting first time around I was a tourney regular at GW GTs picking up a few best army nominations and a full best painted in 2008 heat1.

What is the best way of getting rid of old armies?

Looking through eBay a lot claim to be pro painters how do you distinguish yourselves from some of the dubious folk, or is there somewhere better to offload the stuff

Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated


Kindest regards

Steve
   
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