I've purchased 2 of PhilC's CDs on eBay for what were outrageously cheap prices because most people out there don't know the quality of his models. I wanted 4 items from the Compilation Set enough to seriously consider their separate purchase, so when I saw the auction I knew what my upper bid would be and set my limit accordingly. I did check with Phil beforehand and he was the seller and it was part of his campaign for more exposure outside of this community. Having those models in somebody else's hands might have done him more good long term... but I wanted those figures. :embarrassed grin: Since a buyer has a week in most auctions, that is plenty of time to contact the seller to determine if he has made and owns copyright to what he is offering. If you are an artist who has made something, you certainly can sell copies of it, and CDs are a great way to get your work into someone's eager hands. I know a couple of artists who have sold prints of their work through eBay, too. There is no requirement that you also sell through a store or gallery, only that you own what you are selling. Carolly