discussion To sell or not to sell......

[Guest]

Hi John the answer you are looking for might be found here, see JR/T34/85 Toon Tank Destroyer post #36.

Sorry Pete.

Bugger bugger bugger , :cold-sweat::cold-sweat::cold-sweat::cold-sweat::cold-sweat::cold-sweat:no I didn't get your message Pete. Just checked all my messages, had one saying had I seen this, but not one offering them .
Go across the road and tell them the paint is toxic and you have to send them away. :smiling2::smiling2:.

I would have loved them, but if I missed it my fault.

 

[Gern]

It's the age-old problem innit? Before you make and try to sell any product, you gotta make sure there's a market for it. (I got a great idea for a gadget to light the old gas street lights without all that messin' around with ladders. Can't see much of a market for it though so I'll not take it any further). People do buy ready-made kits - all you gotta do is find 'em!

Works the other way round too. If you wanna buy summat, you gotta find someone who's got it to sell.

 

[Tim Marlow]

I think building to commission or to sell, and selling because you want the space are two different things.....
Building to sell means that you build what is marketable. It may not be what you want to do, but it is what your target demographic wants to buy....you are in the world of supply and demand....next stop the apprentice and rampant egos
On the other hand, if you have a largish collection and simply want to make more space for displaying new builds, then selling must be better than binning....and if you get the price of the original kit back, then all to the good.....