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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GrimCo" data-source="post: 9717109" data-attributes="member: 7044462">It would be way more easy and cost effective to sell it online. Unfortunately, Ebay isn't really a thing here for buying/selling used stuff and with postage prices, sending it cross border to another EU country costs 8-12e, so it's not worth it. It's just cheaper for me and the buyer to hop in car or public transit and spend half hour to hour and half and make sale in person locally. I would guess that if you live in bigger city, chances are, there similar opportunities, you just need to dig a bit.[USER=18]@Ruin Explorer[/USER]Guy that organises that flea market is in his late 50s, originally it was for selling alternative music records, but over time it expanded to all kinds of stuff and like i said, alternative and geek culture has large intersection. Wargaming/modeling association was founded in 2003 by guys who are now in mid 40s with fair number of members in late 30s and 40s. Gaming association also has fair bit of older people in it (in their 40s and 50s), including founders. Association is just legal form for non profit entity formed by citizens.  In UK that would be something like Unincorporated association according to chatgpt. In big city like London, there has to be something similar.</blockquote>