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Lady G
With a few exceptions over the past 45 years I found it better to have a buyer first. Making delivery is a great motivator.
Allan
Sending completed wooden models via post or courier will most likely result in the delivery of firewood and toothpics. Quite a challenge and huge potential for unhappy outcomes. Perhaps take them to a model shop to sell for you on commission.
Phil
Phil
Hope you do not mind an add on . I agree sending by common courier and postal services is asking for trouble. On the other hand there are safe alternatives. I have shipped rigged models across the USA and to Europe on numerous occasions. and all arrived safely and are still on display, including several that are moving around the oceans on cruise ships with no problems. Key is using a professional mover such as a company that ships antiques worldwide. The cost is dear, but the clients were given options and bore the costs of crating, shipping and insurance.
Allan