Another interesting topic in the Diecsat Hobby world which is the best scale..smaller..bigger and why. My personal opinion is that the 1:18 Scale cars boats, planes, is the best scale..the size is right for you to see the detail and still small enough to sport in your collection. 1:32 and 1:43 and 1:24 is way too small to see the detail , however there are a few exceptions from Revell that show magnificent detail in small replicas but to spend 700 to 1000 on it.. To me i dont get it if i need to squint or get a magnifying glass to look.. its not worth it.  As far as 1:12 and 1:16 Scale to me bigger does not always mean better. Unless you live at 90210 or you have multiple houses to dwell.. where in the world do you find a place to keep 400 1:12 scale models. People it cant be that serious to lug around a 1:12 or 1:16 scale model to your house and take up 3 bedrooms because the kids are gone and your tired of the pets..The best scale would have to be 1:18 nice size detail nicely priced.. Enough of my rambling give me your input

I have listed items at .99 cents which I thought was a good idea when i first started but thru trial and error, there are a few reasons im against .99 cent listings and a few reasons why .99 cent listing are good. forst the bad..most Ebayers dont know there are rules as far as reselling with distributorsThe Copyright infringement which lands you in hot water with distributor manufacturer and once they contact Ebay.. you will be booted off. The second reason is i bought an item with a street value of 145.00 the item bid up to 55.00 not only did I lose money from wholesale prices which I wont disclose. Next thing I know my distributor calls and I also get a call from the Manufacturer(Big Scare Tactics) Basically was told that i bring down the value of item..and he was right no one wanted to buy item near the value of retail. The good is sometimes items go for more than street price(rare) but possible and the lower you start your bid the lower your listing charge. So tell me what you think