Seller kevinsattic has individual auctions for starship minis.  Normally, such auctions are boring Battlefleet Gothic minis or something similar.



However, these listings are for the "Starfleet Wars" starship minis from Superior Models.  They come with the Superior boxes, so I assume that they are not the recent Monday Knight Productions re-issues:



. . . eBay listings



I have some of these minis, and they are hefty one-piece castings.  Even the smaller ships are heavy.

grodog wrote:Tell me more of these Superior recastings:  are they doing the fantasy stuff too?  I've been very impressed with the Superior figures I've picked up in the past few years, and would certainly welcome the opportunity to get more!

AFAIK, Monday Knight Productions only picked up the Starfleet Wars license.  I don't know what happened to the old Superior fantasy licenses.

. . . http://www.mondayknight.com/index.htm

Just had a look at the Medieval Productions website.  The old Superior Models cleric has a much less dignified job.

http://www.medievalproductions.net/boob ... iller.html

Victorious German Arms @ $128 with 2 days left:  
** expired/removed eBay auction **

Rappan Athuk Reloaded Signed and Numbered NEW Sealed



http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... :IT&ih=017



The current price is $91.09 with about 6 and a half hours to go.  The seller also indicates that international shipping is available.



Enjoy  

Kingofpain89 wrote:Haven't seen one of these in a very long time.  If my financial situation was different I would definitely be bidding.  It will be interesting to see what the final price is.  Anyone remember what the last one went for?  I keep thinking it was a bit above $200 but I am probably thinking of something else.

think called this one out with viewtopic.php?p=122731#122731
is first copy for 2 1/2 years last was $265 viewtopic.php?t=4165 . would have been rare enough publication even without release at worst time for publishing + terrible distribution

Mars wrote:It's probably worth pointing out again that its not an RPG related book but rather fiction compiled and reprinted from late 1968-1970 of IFW.

I've seen episodes of the fiction in other mags, too, Mark.  I can't think of where, offhand (naturally! ) but I have (and it wasn't IFWs since I don't have any of those).

mbassoc2003 wrote:If he had openned that up to International Bidders he would have doubled his money. I guess Darwin was wrong.

Although, the auction header states "Ships to: United States," if you read further down the auction listing, he says, "International Shipping OK, shipping costs will be extra."

This at least seems to indicate the seller is willing to ship overseas.  As a non-US bidder are you necessarily precluded from bidding if the seller sets up the auction with shipping to the US but says differently in the listing?  How does this work?

smarmy1 wrote:As a non-US bidder are you necessarily precluded from bidding if the seller sets up the auction with shipping to the US but says differently in the listing?  How does this work?

In a sense, you are excluding foreign bidders because the auction would only be listed on Ebay.com and not on Ebay.ca, Ebay.co.uk or any of the other versions.  So many foreign bidders would miss the auction.