I have TONS of D&D pre-painted minis (almost 2300) and would love to pick up some of the ones I am missing. I am not looking to complete sets, but more for additional quantity of some of the ones used often in an Eberron game...and maybe a few specific ones.

Ebay is more expensive than Troll and Toad at a quick glance...especially with shipping costs. Any other suggestions?

Auggies is amazing, and has flat rate shipping in US.



(okay, I'm dropping you a shameless plug for DCMs, but he does carry a huge stock of PPMs)

I've ordered from Miniature Giant before, but no idea how they compare on pricing.

I prefer to shop at Auggies as he has good prices and excellent customer service.

So that is my first stop, then TnT and Miniature market, then random E-bay.

I buy all my PPM singles from Troll and Toad. Good prices and they ship fast.

I checked Troll and Taod vs Minature Market vs eBay last night and saw that TnT < MM (barely) < eBay (by a decent chunk).

I will check out the other two or three you guys mentioned. Thanks!

Also, let me know if any of you have any for similar costs. I would prefer to keep the money with the WWG crowd as much as possible

There is also Gold Dragon Horde - http://www.danddminis.com/. The only thing that I know about them is that they advertise in Kobold Quarterly.

The Auld Grump

So far it seems like Troll and Toad and Augies compete for the best price point for most of my list. If I were to buy one of each it would be just over $90 before tax and shipping (that is about half of the products from each store). This saves about $10 from buying all at Troll and Toad. Looks like it comes down to shipping costs (which I think TnT wins it).

I'm a little surprised that TnT would win on shipping costs. Auggies has a flat rate and combined shipping. Back when I ordered from TnT they didn't do very good combined shipping - however, I guess that's changed!

I also sometimes use these 2 sites:

http://www.beholderthebargains.com/servlet/StoreFront

http://www.coolstuffinc.com/

The 2nd one carries a lot of general gaming stuff, including board games, so I use them for other stuff, too. I've long been a fan of Auggie's Games, too, though.