@AMG
I had my small table with stuff right infront of the german seller with the bigger motorbikes in big aa boxes. He had the cmc cars (wich didn't sell very well, grey boxes still wraped in plastic on the left, when he left. Prices in the range of 160 euro.) and some 1:48? scale planes. Also some 1:18 figures from cmc for 30 euro each. Autoarts did pretty good, as he had quite some free space at the end on the right side of the shop. (He had indeed 2 TZ1's one was more expensive
99 euro and 111 euro)
I bought the 155V6ti from him. If i had been quicker i could have gotten both versions... Now i got the #7, he started with that one and two #8.
Prices sometimes drop at the end. But that depends on the margins of the seller. And for some models there really isn't much margin left.
Some smaller private sellers could take a smaller offer at the end, but also some sellers already leave before the sale is ended. So wait to long and the model could already be gone.
The bigger shops mostly have a certain price at wich they sell, and if you go below they just put it back in the truck if the day is finished.
At the beginning of the day sellers are let in before the buyers are. And some of them scout the scene very quick to buy up anything that is a real bargain.
Best deals are mostly had at the very start, if you spot a model for a nice price before somebody else discovers it. I have had other sellers buy stuff from me when all the buyers are still locked outside.
Room usage depends on how many sellers are present. The fair is a bit smaller than it used to be some 3 years ago. And last times the centre has been used for two events at one day. Which is very annoying since than there is no space to park all the cars.
I remember a day when they had a clothing(gaastra) outlet at the same time and day in the first two rooms.
The building is used for lots of events. So depending on who rented it, you will have different stuff inside.