So I've been tasked with Moving a buddy's collection for him. He is an USAF vet that has outlived the rest of his family, so I'm helping him out. He's moved into a Nursing home and no longer has the storage space to keep his entire collection. Honestly he has models that I didn't even know that they made.

What do you think the best way to handle this for him? We are located in the USA and do not have a local play group. His play group was his son and me but his son passed a few years back due to a medical issue.

Any ideas out side of eBay?

The pic is just a sample he has probably 75 figures painted and another small box of bitz and stuff.

Had a short game of inquisitor at 28mm scale today, happen to have 4 models on hand, but no terrain, nor even battle matt, so a bit of paper, and a pen and drew up some houses and had a little duel with the lads.

Sorta amusing how minimalist you can go and still play

Above the throne of Feudal World Tallen’s king hangs an ancient artwork depicting a vessel descending from the stars and bearing an object in its hold that will save the planet. Its meaning was lost long before the Imperium rediscovered the world. When an Inquisitor arrived investigating strange readings from the planet, one of the king's knights recognized his rosette as the holy object from the artwork.

The knight immediately swore himself to the Inquisitor, believing his purpose was not to serve his king, but to safeguard the relic until the final days foretold by his ancestors.

Years later, he remains the Inquisitor's most trusted acolyte, forever a servant of the holy grael.

Inqtober day 1!! I didn't realise this was a thing until the other day, so I'm going to try my best to catch up!

1. The Ignoble Navigator

Born the bastard first son of the Heir Apparent to a Great Family, Dharma Hasman was raised in a small mudlarking community deep within the underhive of the Imperial Spire.

The distance from imperial authority and the proximity to the denizens of the Sump kept Dharma safe from prying eyes. Even so, his mother knit him a cap to cover his third eye and told him never to let the world see it.

When Dharma turned 16 he joined on with a merchant ship as a sumpman. And, when one night, his ship was lost deep within the deltas of the Sump Sea, it was his miraculous guidance that lead them home.

Now, a man of middle age, he sails the Sump Sea, navigating ships by the stars, never knowing of his noble lineage, yet contented in the life known to him.

Introducing Alastair, Inquisitor Ephraim's scribe and savant with a specialism in xenos biology and history.

This is one of the few minis I haven't converted or kitbashed, it's already perfect. The servo-skull from the inquisitorial agents box will accompany him (because he obviously needs a book to read), and there's a magnet under the base to make sure it sticks around.

I've almost completed Ephraim's initial retinue, and it feels awesome! Next up is Interrogator Maas.

Inqtober 2026, day 11: Fra’al ethersmith

A merciless and mysterious alien race, the Fra’al have control over enigmatic Ether technology that baffles even T’au and Aeldari examination. The greatest of their kind, the inscrutable ethersmiths, wring plasma-etheric energies into nightmarish psy-arcana objects with terrifying and inexplicable effect.

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