Old air fix models

[Davemacc 8]

Hi. New to this forum. I've got a lot of old original late 80s / early 90s air fix models. Any idea if they have any value

[59North]

They have a priceless build value to give you heaps of enjoyment and peace. Probably wouldn't get a lot of hard, cold cash for them, but, you can always invest in gold if you seek riches.

Forgot to welcome you to the forum. Welcome!!!

[JohnRatzenberger]

I have moved the original post & response to this more suitable forum.

It would be nice to introduce yourself in the Welcome forum.

One of the places to check value on kits is E-bay; it is not a focus of this forum community.

[Davemacc 8]

Ok thanks for the help and happy modelling!
Affraid to say that since the kids grew up I'm a lapsed modeller who knows maybe I'll get back to it. Cheers

[ronbow]

Ok thanks for the help and happy modelling!
Affraid to say that since the kids grew up I'm a lapsed modeller who knows maybe I'll get back to it. Cheers

Why don't you build them with your kids ?

[Eric Mc]

Come on - you know you want too.
Remember that alluring smell of polystyrene cement?
The whiff of fumes when you opened that Humbrol paint tin?
The "b*****king you got from your mum when you spilled thinner all over that expensive rug?

The joys of plastic model building do not diminish with age.

[celt]

I love the smell of poly cement in the morning.

[ronbow]

Come on - you know you want too.
Remember that alluring smell of polystyrene cement?
The whiff of fumes when you opened that Humbrol paint tin?
The "b*****king you got from your mum when you spilled thinner all over that expensive rug?

The joys of plastic model building do not diminish with age.

Or Liquid poly cement all over the place!