discussion Website Forum - Model Exchange / swap shop

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Juts found this site: ZmalladZ.co.uk - The Free Online Item Exchange - About Us

It's a community swap shop site for listing model for sale and wanted.

I'm not affiliated with the site in any way but thought it might be of interest to some of the members here. It seems very low key and theres only a few models currently listed but by spreading the word, it could become useful.

What do you think?

 

[Guest]

Agree. That might be very useful, hope it isn't as addictive as e-bay

Just registered before anyone clones me, I'd feel sorry for them if they did, nobody deserves to be me.

 

[Guest]

2 things!

I would like to say "hello" to everyone here!

But also to resurrect an old thread! I couldn't help but find the reference to ZmalladZ.co.uk here at Scale-Models.co.uk and was very pleased to do so!

I am the site administrator for this site (ZmalladZ), which due to unforseen circumstances could not be maintained in its original form. I have recently been able to re-create the site and make it so much more user friendly!

I know one or two of you registered on the old site so I say thank you for that. However, all data was destroyed hence no communications to you personally.

I have used the 'contact us' form here to try to seek permission to promote ZmalladZ in this way but have received no response. I'm sure someone will tell me if this is wrong, no offense is meant.

ZmalladZ is now a fully functional classifieds site, with a modelling and gaming specific category, this is accessible from the sites navigator homepage. I haven't seen many, if any, sites that have any focus on your community with regards classifieds, obviously other than the wanted threads on forums such as this.

I would encourage you to take a look and if you like the concept please register, you would make me very happy and could then be considered founding members as we've only been live for about 2 weeks! Any suggestions are welcome.

Kindest regards

George

ZmalladZ Administrator