@SuperbattleshipYamato Do you think that I should try selling them and at those prices? do you think anyone would buy them?
any advice would be appreciated.
I didn’t check too specifically, but I think you should absolutely sell these at this price if they’re new.
I get all my pieces from a site called Historical Board Gaming (1914 section shown in link) https://www.historicalboardgaming.com/1914_c_427.html .
As you can see, your prices are roughly equivalent (depending on the nation), and virtually most types of pieces for most nations in 1914 are out of stock. As someone who likes to use pieces, I’m desperate for infantry of all nations except Italy, Russia, and the US.
So you’ve got something good going here.
@SuperbattleshipYamato Thanks for the advice!
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I get all my pieces from a site called Historical Board Gaming (1914 section shown in link) https://www.historicalboardgaming.com/1914_c_427.html .
Hopefully they get more stock soon. I don’t know what is up with the prices on the German units though. It’s $10.95 for a set of 11 units and 3 roundels giving you roughly $1 unit while the individual prices go from $0.35 - $0.95 so you’re better off just buying the pieces separately. The German sub is also $0.95 while the French sub is $0.20. You might think then “eh I guess the colors of plastic have different prices” but the other two French warships have the same costs as the German equivalents.
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I think the prices are just how much people want the pieces. Germany probably uses submarines more than France, and they use the big surface ships are around the same rates, hence the demand.
Probably also why German ground units are the most expensive. You really cannot have enough of those.
@King_Of_Tanks I’m willing to buy a few German fighters
@bismarckable, That’s good to hear, I might put them up for sale on eBay.
any updates?
