Small Scale Military Headquarters

These sets are surplus to my needs and instead of hoarding or just sitting on them I'd rather pass them on to someone.

Schutzstaffel parade troops in original box with clear plastic cover. Complete to the best of my knowledge. $50 plus shipping continental U.S.

21st C. Farmhouse. Comes with two figures, a U.S. Captain and a German soldier. All original with instructions. $25 plus shipping continental U.S.

21st C. Hayloft. Despite the pictures on the box, it did not come with the rock wall and as noted on the box contains one figure (German) only.
All original with instructions. $20 plus shipping continental U.S.

Thanks!

Great prices!

PMed on Soldaten & Farmhouse

Wow! Left and came back and all are spoken for already!

Thanks Guys! And thanks to all who were interested. I'm working on replies to all the PM inquiries.

Yeah you could've made a LOT more on Ebay with the SS set. A LOT more.

I picked up the SS set during the Monkey Depot sale a few years ago for $15.00

Jesse James wrote:Yeah you could've made a LOT more on Ebay with the SS set. A LOT more.

Most likely, but it wasn't my motivation and I don't use eBay. I don't even have an account. I wanted to pass on some things I had duplication or no need for to another board member for a good or at least fair price. These items were part of a large collection I purchased and I wasn't losing anything on the sale. They were boxed and easy to pack and ship (though the shipping was stupid expensive ) Don't know that I want to deal with shipping with the prices anymore. They nail you on the size of the box and 1/18 is always going to be big if you pack with plenty of protection whether it's a plane or vehicle or building. Anything from Ohio to beyond the Rockies is high. Shipping to and from Oregon, Montana or Washington state is prohibitive. I've passed on a couple of nice military helmets on Shopgoodwill.com from Hillsboro, Oregon which always has the best stuff, because the shipping would have been more than the winning bid. With fuel prices low there's no excuse for the rates that were because of high fuel costs.