Assorted Games
EDIT - Due to a couple of sales falling through 5, 6, 9, 11, 12 and 14 still available (Twilight game, Buckeroo, Thumbs up, Harry Potter Uno and Jake Donkey game, Angry birds). All others are currently pending or sold.
Having a clear-out. All proceeds going towards the kids premier sports training/competition fees.
Assorted Games for sale as below. Listed Elsewhere. Open to offers. Keen to clear the house out.
1) Junior Scrabble - great condition. 2 games in 1. $10 - PENDING
2) Harry Potter Trivia Game - good condition. $10 - SOLD
3) Catan Junior - great condition. $20 - PENDING
4) Smiggle Stix game - as new. $10 - PENDING
5) Twilight New Moon Game - ok condition. $7.50
6) Buckeroo - broken but playable. $1
7) Dominos tin - great condition. $5 - SOLD
8) Cars 2 - ok condition. 4 card games in a metal tin. $5 - SOLD
9) Thumbs up - as new. $10
10) Grid Locked - excellent condition. 1 person game. $7.50 - SOLD
11) Harry Potter Uno Cards (110 cards). ok condition. $5
12) Jake and the Neverland Pirates Donkey game. $2
13) Pirate Game. Mini travel game in a tin. Excellent condition. $5 - SOLD
14) Angry Birds Game. No instructions/box. Purchased second hand but kids went off angry birds in the meantime. Not sure if the pieces are all there as such but definitely look to be enough to build buildings and 2 different catapults to fire the birds at the pigs etc to play. $7.50
Priority given to early collection or happy to coordinate drop off if local/convenient. Open to offers.
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