Inherited Models

[Guest]

The revell liljohns one is interesting too... Can't say I've seen that one very often.. might also be worth more than the others.


Things like corvettes, chevys and other general American musscle cars are common place so as a guess around the £8-£10 Mark sounds fair to get them gone, defo don't bin them tho they will bring enjoyment to someone

[Guest]

Thank you for your posts everyone !


I'm in Canada, yes postage will drown me either way unfortunately, but depending I may give Ebay a try. At least now have a general idea Thanks again !


Cheers !!

[Guest]

Definately try locally first then, but I'd maybe get the coca cola lorry, star trek ships & "the lil johns" '26 car ones looked at a bit closer before you sell them, any model is only worth what someone wants to pay but you never know with some things it might look normal but if it's got a strange error or an unusual colour scheme (especially tv & brand names stuff) they might have only made limited amounts and could have good value.


Once it's built its had its use and effectively is a nice paper weight so as their boxed as new still who knows.

[flyjoe180]

All good advice so far for you. However if you sell them on ebay or whatever equivalent auction site, it might pay to put a note on the sale terms/description that the kits appear complete but note that you do not guarantee the state of decals in the opened boxes, over long periods of time they can become delicate or unusable, so at buyers risk. This covers you just in case.

[eddiesolo]

As you have inherited, and you have no intention of doing them yourself, do as Joe states, list them as spares or repairs and start at $1.00 canadian and just let them roll. You will sell them.