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In my experience unless you are a kick-ass character modeler and have jaw-dropping stuff it's not going to be worth it to sell your models, especially through a broker. If you sell five a month at $5.00 (which is optimistic for anyone in the lower-price range section) you're only going to see about $2.50 of each sale, which is 12.50 a month. It would be better to keep honing your technique and improving your models by seeing which models people prefer of yours and getting good feedback from them. And then when a lot of people have used your freebies and see the awesome models you have for sale, they might be willing to buy them. Just my thoughts, go with your instinct :)

Great advice many thanks

Every little bit helps. Twelve fifty a month is twelve fifty a month. I pick up aluminum cans and pennies off the street and wash out my ziplock bags to reuse them.

Madmax_br5 in your example you used five models, but what if somebody had one hundred small, simple models out there and only sold one of each? I say if you want to sell, then GO FOR IT!!! Every penny that you earn is a penny you did not have the day before. IT ALL ADDS UP!!!!

wash out my ziplock bags ?? what did you put in them in the first place?

It adds up until you buy a candybar here, give a dollar away there, order extra onions, etc. If you can really save it and put it to use it may very well be worth it, but personally speaking it puts me in a sate of mind I don't like. I find it very hard to mix money and art well unless you either have awesome stuff or you don't really care. I've been a volunteer video editor and then done it for pay...what a difference. P.S. I'm convined UVDan is Matthew Lesko of infomercial fame: Just look at the resemblance!!!

Hehe. :-)

then there's Tuo Sqd, where your models would sell for $75, but at that price, you only have to sell one..;)