One of one, every one
The secondhand wall.
Traded-in armies, part-built kits, out-of-print boxes and bare sprues. Every piece is unique, so the wall turns over constantly and nothing comes back once it has gone.
How we grade
Condition is the thing a photograph cannot tell you, so it is stated on every piece — along with how far it has been built, and anything missing.
- Sealed
- Never opened.
- Like New
- Opened, but as good as new.
- Good
- Used and sound. Any flaw is named in the note.
- Playable
- Honest wear. Fine on a table, not on a shelf.
- Project
- Needs work, and is priced for it.
The wall is in the shop
We are not listing secondhand online yet. Every piece is unique and needs photographing individually, which is a slower job than it sounds — and a stale listing for something already sold is worse than no listing at all.
So for now it lives on the wall in the shop. It is worth a look on the way past — the good things go the day they land.
Everything here was traded in. If you have models, cards or board games gathering dust, the counter buys them — cash, or twenty percent more as credit.