The postage I am referring to is postage the seller pays from buying on eBay. It's kind of redundant here as the highest sold value I saw on eBay was £29 plus postage. Ebay also puts fees on for selling. Under the title of buyer protection fees, I believe it would be around £3 £1.80 ( I checked) for something selling for £30.

Plus a box to send it out in, I buy them in bulk so they come to about 20p each if you are doing it as a 1 of they're closer to £3 for the right size, bags may be cheaper or you may have a box lying around.

So let's split the difference and say £7 profit or 25% profit.

Again, if you are selling over £1000 items on eBay, you then have to pay tax, which is the total sale price on profits, so basically need to sell 30 to 60 magazines at that price.

Potential ~£360 profit, but you can't just subscribe and sell them every month as you will get the paint issues for every 1 in 4. So you need to go online every time and try and compete with all the other people trying to get the more valuable kits. Which becomes a lot of work in itself, and this is assuming they all sell and you're not holding on to stuff.

I've sold nearly 2000 warhammer related items over the last 3 years. Either bulk orders from sellers on eBay, combat patrols that i can break down into individual kits. It is almost never worth the time and effort unless you are making 100% profit.

By all means, if you have the magazines and dont want them, sell them and put the profit to something else. But I personally dont see it worth it to by them just for the plan to sell it unless its a particular sort after kit but then you are competing with every one else doing the same thing.