D&D General Mostly Free Minis, Dragon Mags, & Module

[ezo]

I have decided to not take most of my minis to Seattle with me.

Not interested in the minis, but I wanted to say I think it is very cool of you to offer so much at no cost.

I'm sure whoever gets it will be thrilled!

Again, very cool.

 

[Fanaelialae]

If there's anything that isn't already spoken for, I'd happily pay for the shipping. Good luck with your move.

 

[Wofano Wotanto]

Just FYI, you'll probably be better off with a flat rate Priority box for the metals at least, and if you have one person grabbing everything you might be able to fit it all in a single medium flat rate. You can get the boxes for that category free at any PO.

 

[dave2008]

If you have a way of weighing them, even if just a ballpark weight, I can figure out a cost and we can talk.

I have them in two boxes. The metals box is 15 lbs and the plastics is 10 lbs. I can combine them into one box at 25 lbs.

 

[aco175]

I see I'm late to the party, but also very generous like @ezo mentioned.

 

[Wofano Wotanto]

I have them in two boxes. The metals box is 15 lbs and the plastics is 10 lbs. I can combine them into one box at 25 lbs.

By way of example, assuming can get everything in a medium flat rate Priority box, any of those would go anywhere in the US (including military post services) for $18.40, jumping to $24.75 if you need to use a large flat rate box. Doing even ten pounds via Ground Rate (the cheapest option for minis) will vary depending on the zip codes involved, but within the Lower 48 it'll be somewhere between $13.40 and $33.20 - and more if any dimension of the box is over 12". 25 pounds ranges from $27.40 to $81.35.

When you're outside of 1st Class weight limits and you're not shipping books or CD/DVDs (which can use media rate) the Flat Rate Priority option is almost always the best bargain unless you're shipping within the same zip code.

Yes, I did used to sell and ship painted minis for a living.

 

[dave2008]

By way of example, assuming can get everything in a medium flat rate Priority box, any of those would go anywhere in the US (including military post services) for $18.40, jumping to $24.75 if you need to use a large flat rate box. Doing even ten pounds via Ground Rate (the cheapest option for minis) will vary depending on the zip codes involved, but within the Lower 48 it'll be somewhere between $13.40 and $33.20 - and more if any dimension of the box is over 12". 25 pounds ranges from $27.40 to $81.35.

When you're outside of 1st Class weight limits and you're not shipping books or CD/DVDs (which can use media rate) the Flat Rate Priority option is almost always the best bargain unless you're shipping within the same zip code.

Yes, I did used to sell and ship painted minis for a living.

Thanks for info. Unfortunately I have already packed them in boxes and I'm not willing to go redo them.

 

[dave2008]

I have on person interested at the moment, but not 100% yet. Here is the packing info for anyone interested in figuring out shipping cost. Shipping from Columbus, Ohio. I have packed in two boxes:

plastics: 11.5x11.5x17 - 10lbs

metals: 8.5x9.5x13.5 - 15lbs

I'd be interested in them. Happy to pay shipping, let me know
If you end up splitting stuff up I'd be happier with pre-painted plastics. Regardless, hope your move goes well!

If there's anything that isn't already spoken for, I'd happily pay for the shipping. Good luck with your move.

 

[dave2008]

@Distracted DM and @Fanaelialae :
The metals are spoken for, that leaves my box of pre-painted and unpainted minis. Are either of you still interested? FYI, I will give preference to Distracted DM if they are still interested as they asked first.

 

[Fanaelialae]

@Distracted DM and @Fanaelialae :
The metals are spoke for, that leaves my box of pre-painted and unpainted minis. Are either of you still interested? FYI, I will give preference to Distracted DM if they are still interested as they asked first.

I'm still interested if @Distracted DM doesn't want them.