That's a nice steampunk-looking combo.

I bought something similar and while the batteries never held as much charge as an original and didn't last more than two years holding any charge, the charger works fine and I still use it.

As already commented, some or all of these prices are very high for what are technically used items, even if they are as good as new, especially from a member with no history on the forum. Some of the prices are higher than for new goods with a full two-year warranty.

I've never heard of ClickASnap.

I've been using Flickr for quite a few years and find it useful and enjoyable. Though there are some inconsistencies in the interface it all works well and the social aspect of the groups is something I enjoy and learn from, with like-minded people all contributing.

I pay for a Pro subscription these days since I have well over the 1000 photo limit for the free account that was introduced a few years ago. The price goes up a bit every year and I no longer get the offers by holding off until the last moment before paying my year's membership, but it's worth it to have a place I can share and back up photos easily, as well as enjoy others' photos totally ad-free.

So essentially the same as the "European kit" but 300GBP cheaper (though that does come with a DAL 35/2.4).

P30s (and the ir T and N variants) are the best bargain around in manual focus 35mm film SLRs. Solid and reliable with a very good viewfinder.

Very common and without the classic looks of the K100 or ME Super means that prices are generally very low though.

Don't worry, Ben and I will make arrangements to get things sorted

I just received an SF7 with F 35-70mm (SMC version) and F 50/1.7. It's really just the 50mm I was interested in but had to take the whole package. I already have a 35-70mm as of a few months ago so this one will be sold on. I'm happy to send to the UK if anyone is interested but the risk of being slapped with import fees or taxes is there.

The 50mm is nice and solid, markedly better built than the later FA version. It's not as ugly on my K-3 as I had expected it to be either.

The SF7 looks fine but I'll need to find a battery for it before I can be sure. I'll probably run a roll through it so see how I like it and and least sell it on as film tested.

Camera prices have been on the increase for quite some time but it's hard to get a good working medium format camera with standard lens for less than €1000 over here now. Glad I got my 124Gs and Pentax 645 years ago when prices were still reasonable.

You may well not be able to replace the Bronica with what you get selling a faulty one. I would have recommended at least getting an estimate before putting it on ebay.

But the new 16-50mm I believe solves that by including several PLM motors to do the work rather than relying on just one.