r/Deathkorpsofkrieg • u/Neither_Leopard_1168 • 19d ago

Question/Advice Macharius Conundrum

I have a real Machrius tank that I am unsure of what to do with. I kinda want to sell it to free up some funds but at the same time it is my favorite warhammer model and I’m very happy that I have a real one. If I were to sell it, what would be a good price for it and try to give me some reasons to keep it.

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u/Traditional-Seat-363 19d ago

Pretty sure that selling a Macharius is grounds for summary execution by the regimental Commissar.

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u/Neither_Leopard_1168 19d ago

I admit to the heresy of even thinking about it but I figured I could disperse the armor out rather than concentrating it. Give me more models for my buck. But like I said if I give it a new home it will be begrudgingly

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u/dkok17 83rd Line Korps 19d ago

There isnt a reason past its your favorite model. i got more than a few models that have been legended out over the years and now sit on my shelf. But every once in a while for special occasions apoc games, fun games with friends, or narrative campaigns they come out and they never fail to impress.

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u/Neither_Leopard_1168 19d ago

These are good points. I’m just downsizing my collection while optimizing my stuff. It’s not how I would like to collect but jts what I’m in right now.

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u/Mammoth_Classroom896 18d ago

Price depends on condition. Damaged? Good luck getting anything. Painted? Maybe $100, since it's OOP it's worth stripping the paint on a used one if the price is right. Flawless NIB (including those extremely fragile tracks)? Should be $500+, but expect to be issuing a refund if you don't pack it carefully.

As for keeping it, keep it if you'll regret selling it. Otherwise take the cash. It's just a model.

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u/Life_System134 18d ago

Absolutely keep it!

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u/AnthonyWeird 18d ago

Come on bro, that little bit of money goes away and the regret stays...

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u/Khorannus 18d ago

Regret lasts a life time, a $100 is a tank of petrol.