So the news is GW is doing some kind of system to order OOP models. No details yet.

http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/0/704546.page

It almost certainly WILL NOT be like it was 10 years ago when you could order (almost) any model ever and they'd cast it up.

And it almost certainly won't be cheap.

But it will be something.

So what's on your wish list?

Just Necromunda stuff. I doubt it'll happen, but the Cawdor range is one I'm missing a few from, I never got the original Ash Waste Nomads when they came out, and some Goliath/Orlocks would be good conversion fodder using the stuff in the GCS boxes.

Aeronautica Imperialis

Epic

That's about it I think.

I reckon it'll be confined to plastics initially. If so, then the original Land Raider and Predator would be nice. Or even the original Ork Battlewagon...

If it's expanded to include metals then things will get expensive

Just all the BFG. I need some Ad Mech, some Grand Cruisers, some Craftworld Eldar, and some Rogue Traders.

If plastic only, I'll still take 4 packs of IN cruisers.

Well I'm waiting on one ebay shipment, then my Space Fleet collection is done (Empire only, because the other 2 lines suck).

So what else?

I agree with HMBC on Necromunda, bring back a line a month, sell them as single lots for $50~$100 and I'll be very happy. Those are some of the best human minis GW ever made. Do the same with the metal IG, just a set of every model in the regiment.

And the nostalgic boy in me wants the old Rogue Trader adventurers back. The IG guard, marines, and Realms of Chaos champions/thugs/beastmen too. But the Adventurers first.

A while back someone suggested an internal kick starter for GW, put up some options, let people commit with a preorder and whenever it hits the mark cast them up. That would be fantastic.

Escher. All of the Escher.

I'd be happy with tomb kings and Bret's stuff.

Pretty much all things related to Specialist Games

The previous version of Pink Horrors (the metal ones that were turning inside out as they move) and hell I wouldn't mind seeing the old Plaguebearers. Also Diaznettes.

All the OOP Vostroyans, Inquisition Henchmen and Sisters of Battle.

A selection of the old metal Grey Knights.

Oh, and TK and Bretonnians.

Great Spined Dragon! Only mini I ever wanted that I don't own.
Realistically though, I think it will be Bloodbowl teams and star players.

The Redeemer and Malakev. Always meant to pick them up, never did.

Necromunda: Redemptionists, Plague Zombies, Pit Slaves, Ash Wastes.

GorkaMorka: All those old school boyz. Bionikz. The Rebel Grot Big Lugga and Cutta vehicles.

Female 28mm Inquisitors for sure, old Ork dreads (really old ones), old plastic battlewagons, all sorts of inquisitorial henchmen....

I guess I'm not counting on too much of it being available at a reasonable price. Eh.

Oh my, if the Juan Diaz Daemonettes are available... ALL THE MONEY!

I wish: everyone wouldn't go so overboard on the wishlisting and hope raising and just as inevitably getting equally disappointed in GW when this turns out to just be a selection on made to order Space Marine sculpts from 2010-2015 or some other equally limited selection.

O what the heck, I want; The Epic, Mordheim and Necromunda Ranges available, as well as the plastic sprues that went with them.

tk, mordheim, fanatsy scenery, female inquisitors and mabey some necromunda stuff.

I still want that Manor Scenery kit they had. Some of the old CSM Chaos Lords and... What was the name of the greatcoat IG guys, not the Valhallans, but the mustardy colored guys. And I still need more SM tactical shoulder pads.

I’d have to check the old catalogs for stuff I desperately need, but have forgotten about.

Some of the monopose marines, to spice up my army. Multi-part plastic is nice, but lacks the character of a cohesive sculpt. Some of the not-so-old veteran marines always tempted me, but not enough to grab a whole box (most of which had untenable wargear choices). But also some of the RT era guys I don’t have.

If they are re-doing them in metal, some aspect warriors for my eldar. I’d get a squad of striking scorpions easy. Probably some of the others as well.

I need one old metal warp spider to finish a squad. Same with a wraithguard. I’ve also got one lone meal jetbike, who could use 2 friends just to field a legal squad.

The Inquisitorial Astropath, that guy with a metal visor, collared robe and walking stick. Been looking for one of those. It's all I want.

I'd get Khalida, the Animosity Orcs vignette, and the Kislev minis. I've wanted the first two for a while, but never got them because of the shipping costs.

1. 2nd Edition Space Marine Apothecary (I like the model and never got him)
2. A squad of the FC Scouts (not sure which edition)
3. 3rd Edition Sanguinary Priest (I like the classic look over the new one in nipped armor)
4. 3rd Blood Angels Honour Guard (for conversion into a BA Command Squad)
5. 4th Edition Sternguard (I like a lot of the sculpts)
6. 4th Edition Venerable Dreadnought (for some variety compared to the newer one)
7. 25th Anniversary Crimson Fists Standard Bearer
8. The classic Techmarine with only one Servo Arm
9. Bike Chaplain
10. Helmeted Librarians

Probably missing some. Mostly just want to get some stuff I missed out on by getting in the game so late.

FW Hive Tyrants. Walking and Flying Versions.

Morathi. Such a central character to the Dark Elves (at least until she was basically retconned into being an infatuated imbecile) and I'm ashamed I don't currently have her in my collection.

Oh and the metal Executioners and Black Guard. They look so much better than the new "weapon and head swap" kit.

 zedmeister wrote:
I reckon it'll be confined to plastics initially. If so, then the original Land Raider and Predator would be nice. Or even the original Ork Battlewagon...

Ummm...



x30...

Also echoing Great Spined Dragon and the plastic Scenery like the Manor, the Astronomer's tower etc.

The Empire civilians like the noble, merchant, scribe etc. Great for 40k conversions as well.

The 'villagers' range, all of them, for RPGs and so on. Talisman figures for similar reasons.

Female Inquisitors.

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There are probably a ton of things I would want if I knew they were available (at a reasonable price, and in metal).

No particular order:
Copplestone metal IG
Squats
Perry brettonians
Dogs of War
Commissars
Proper Cadians
Arbites
Necromunda (mostly Juves)
Inquisitor Henchmen
Estalians
A few random metal space marines
Mordheim villagers

Those old metal Karskrin IG guys. They were damn great models.

Tomb Kings!

The last version of Bretonnian Questing Knights and Grail Knights. They were originally sold five to a box but there were some extra sculpts that were sold individually. Back in the day, I held off hoping to see them in plastic. I'd like to get the full set of each as long as they're not metal.

Ah, who am I kidding? Brets have been squatted harder than squats and are just as unlikely to be listed on this new service.

Metal versions of the dreadlocked Striking Scorpions. Damn things are almost impossible to find at a reasonable price. Add in some of the metal Tyranids, like the bipedal Tyrant Guards as well.

All their old halflings from the 80s

Oh, thought up a couple more.

- The Green Knight
- loose Valhallan heavy and special weapons.

Arbites, Arbites, Arbites, Enforcer gang, Arbites!!!


I would have to go through the old catalogs as there where tons of great old 40k models from the RT to early 2nd ed era.

Ofc specialist games...epic,BFG and necromunda would be fantastic.

Some on said it better then me tho, Hope is the beginning of unhappyness.

It depends.

What material will the "cast to order" be in?

If it's that failcast drek, then I want none of it.

Part of me wants to get loads more Dogs of War and metal Eldar Guardians and Familiars. But then I think about how many minis I've bought over the years, and how little I play now, and I think it'd be a bad idea. Probably I should spend a little money on the few missing models I'd actually need to fill gaps and/or enable formations.

Al Mukhtar and the Elector count of Ostland.

The ability to buy extra sprues in the raw. Seriously we need that.

I want these;
http://www.solegends.com/citrt2/rt7dreadnoughts/index.htm
http://www.solegends.com/citrt2/rt4010igbeastmen/index.htm
http://www.solegends.com/citrt2/rt4106terminators/index.htm
http://www.solegends.com/citrt2/tsf16jetcycles/index.htm
The old style grey knights terminators

The frames from every starter set that had edition specific frames. 4th Ed. 40K on up, and 6th Ed. WFB on up.

BFG would be nice as well, as would the Talisman plastics. Hell, ANY of the 4th/5th Ed. WFB monopose I'd snap up.

Aren't the AOBR sprues currently available in the repack starter?

Ah yes... the Battle for McDonald's Termagants were fantastic. More of them please.

The 2nd Ed Blood Axe Kommandos.

I loved the fact that they came with Swiss Army knives.

Mordians. All the Mordians. Also Mordians.
HWS, Lieutenants, just gimme something that isn't lasguns.

 Agamemnon2 wrote:
The Inquisitorial Astropath, that guy with a metal visor, collared robe and walking stick. Been looking for one of those. It's all I want.

Oh! I have one of those I found literally in a junk shop. If you're really in need, drop me a message and I'll see if I can't hook you up. I think I paid like £2 last year.
...It will now be this point I cannot find him.

I think a lot of us are going to be disappointed.

I'd like to see Vostroyan, SoB, and Inquisition.

Plastic Sisters of Battle. But I guess its wishful thinking.

 wuestenfux wrote:
Plastic Sisters of Battle. But I guess its wishful thinking.

The made to order thing would mean old models that have been discontinued from the main lines rather than stuff that never existed

I'm going to risk general ire and actually wish for a lot of the metal SM sculpts from late 2nd edition on. Things like chaplains, librarians, and such that had the less detailed, more streamlined look of the time.

To be fair, I'm actually building a semi-retro Ultramarines army from that time period.

 chromedog wrote:
It depends.

What material will the "cast to order" be in?

If it's that failcast drek, then I want none of it.

Well... if I need old models for conversions, I would actually prefer Finecast (in this issue it's far better than metal and even plastic).

What I'd like to see (i.e. have):
*metal Genestealers (especially their original arms)
*Confrontation gangs
*Inquisitor Genestealer and Magus/Hybrid upgrade kit

From the next list I own most of the models I really want, but just for the sake of good miniatures and to see them on the other side of the table:
*Necromunda
*Muties
*Henchmen of the Inquisition

Keeping to the reasonable - Tomb Kings Serpent Surfers Necropolis Knights - the rest.. well, the Mantic Empire of Dust figures and some Bones Reaper minis will do me just fine.

The Auld Grump

 H.B.M.C. wrote:
Ah yes... the Battle for McDonald's Termagants were fantastic. More of them please.

Me personally, I had no issue with them, but I'm not the kind of person that needs special snowflake Gaunts. The black book 3rd Ed. loadout for Tyranids does me just fine.

Diaz Deamonettes

Lahmian vampires

OOP Sisters

Immolator

I was thinking about this and Dixon era dwarves... all of them. Love those old Iron breakers, long beards, sensible support weapons and more.

If we are wish listing then Rogue Trader Tyranids like the Zoats and really REALLY want the Protonid.

H.B.M.C. wrote:Ah yes... the Battle for McDonald's Termagants were fantastic. More of them please.

I don't get the joke. Is it auto correct correcting?

He's comparing the Termagants in question to Happy Meal Toys. He just forgot the [/sarcasm] tag to make it clear he wasn't being serious.

 Vulcan wrote:
He's comparing the Termagants in question to Happy Meal Toys. He just forgot the [/sarcasm] tag to make it clear he wasn't being serious.

No he isn't. He is referencing the Battle for Macragge. Macragge kind of looks like McDonald's.

I would love to have all the BoM scenery get rereleased. It would be great for our game table.

Two models comes to mind.
The Chaos Dwarf Juggernaut and the Dwarf Landship. One of each please!

 Just Tony wrote:

Me personally, I had no issue with them, but I'm not the kind of person that needs special snowflake Gaunts. The black book 3rd Ed. loadout for Tyranids does me just fine.

I thought they were great. No fething about with two-part heads and different weapon arms. I prefer them to the standard kit.

King of Khand on Chariot

Witchking of Angmar

2nd ed plague marines.

If they brought back the first Lotr metal-Orks they would sell like candy, too.

Original metal GSC figures, please.

The old Leon Leoncoeur model

The old Korhil model (never really understood why they felt the need to update that)

That Kislev bear rider guy (can't remember if that was an official model or some guy's conversion) because he's riding a freakin' bear

 H.B.M.C. wrote:

 Just Tony wrote:

Me personally, I had no issue with them, but I'm not the kind of person that needs special snowflake Gaunts. The black book 3rd Ed. loadout for Tyranids does me just fine.

I thought they were great. No fething about with two-part heads and different weapon arms. I prefer them to the standard kit.

They sound the same as the current snap-fit termagants...

https://www.games-workshop.com/en-AU/Tyranid-Termagants

They just come with Fleshborers, no 2 part heads, decent models and when you have 30+ of the buggers it's hard to tell the difference. Much quicker to assemble than the multipart ones. The only downside is they don't come with a Ripper swarm and I like me some Rippers.

I've always disliked the size of the current termagants, they're supposed to be weedy rules-wise and yet the models are huge, in that sense I prefer the 2nd edition or even rogue trader termagants.

Valhallan Heavy Weapons Teams - I have an army to finish.

All the Pretorian guard, I'd buy a whole army GW, get on it

The entire Necromunda range

Battlefleet Gothic - I'll take another one of each (I have most stuff bar tyranids)

If plastics, the original land raider, rhino, predator and plastic imperial guard troopers for nostalgia's sake. But I feel most of these would just be stepping on forge worlds toes too much.

Harlequins, genestealer cult - Oh nevermind those dreams have already come true.

Oh, add the Piscean Warrior to the list...

And the Psyker

And Telepath.

Yknow the metal genetealer cult models would be the perfect way to kick this off.

Those old metal Karskrin IG guys. They were damn great models.

https://www.games-workshop.com/en-IE/Cadian-Kasrkin-2016


Just take the fething money GW.

 Ratius wrote:

Those old metal Karskrin IG guys. They were damn great models.

https://www.games-workshop.com/en-IE/Cadian-Kasrkin-2016


Just take the fething money GW.

Grenade launcher and flamer...

And $17 for a plama and a melta...

GW you are MAKING THESE TO ORDER! Could you not break out the different special weapons and sell them in groups of two?

Single part GSC Acolyte Hybrids, Magus, and familiar.

How about these?

Rare models of Space Marines outside their armour

Jehan-reznor wrote:How about these?

Are those Warmahorde bases? Seeing it side by side with a GW base, they look so much nicer.

Tomb kings.

S.Y.

I cracked picked up the tech priest and some Mordians to finish out my Mordian command units.
Stop it GW.

I'm bummed that the techpriest is already unavailable in the US. I like that model, and I wanted one more.

 Polonius wrote:
I'm bummed that the techpriest is already unavailable in the US. I like that model, and I wanted one more.

Whew. I'm glad I got my order in yesterday!

Note that the round axe version is still available:

https://www.games-workshop.com/en-US/Imperial-Guard-Techpriest-Enginseer-2

 JohnHwangDD wrote:

 Polonius wrote:
I'm bummed that the techpriest is already unavailable in the US. I like that model, and I wanted one more.

Whew. I'm glad I got my order in yesterday!

Note that the round axe version is still available:

https://www.games-workshop.com/en-US/Imperial-Guard-Techpriest-Enginseer-2

Huh, I was actually thinking that I thought GW had made two techpriests.

I went back, and guess which one I have? The round ax...

Yeah, there *are* two Techpriests, and it wasn't that long ago that GW had both available on regular order. I don't know when the square axe was removed in favor of the round axe, though. I do know that both versions were available when GW released the IG formations, because I looked at that time and wasn't concerned over buying then.

 JohnHwangDD wrote:
Yeah, there *are* two Techpriests, and it wasn't that long ago that GW had both available on regular order. I don't know when the square axe was removed in favor of the round axe, though. I do know that both versions were available when GW released the IG formations, because I looked at that time and wasn't concerned over buying then.

I can't think of a time I've actually fielded my one techpriest. Probably in an Apoc game. They were cool models when they came out, and I think still a perfectly fine.

I intend to reorganize my IG as Formations, so I need one for the Tanks and another for the Artillery, as there's a fair chance I'd field them both.

I consider buying one, they are very nice models.

Then I realized I have 2 or 3 RT tech priests and a 3rd edition one who's been sitting unpainted since 2003.

Bretonnians mounted yeoman. Never got a chance to get them.

I'd snap up the old 4th (?) ed Nid Tyrant sculpt again. That was terrific.
And of course 2nd ed Fexes. But I feel their moulds would be loooong gone :(

I wouldn't mind the old Scylla Anfinngrim model, not the old old one, you know what I mean. And Warghan. And the mounted version of the Caller.

Archaeon on foot, I have a resin china one - but I honestly want the metal model for $30

There is a lot that I would love to see. Some of the older plastic Space Marine stuff and all of the Catachan stuff made available. Sadly, I don't think this will happen. I'm not trying to be a debbie-downer, but I am fairly positive that GW found a large cache of these miniatures laying in the back corner of one of their warehouses and with put a marketing spin on it that these are made-to-order. It wouldn't do to make it look like you just lost a shed load of miniatures and just now found them. I'd be happy to be proven wrong, of course.

I don't get why people find it so hard to believe that they just spend a few hours playing with a spin caster to make more models. That used to be the way all the minis were made. It's not difficult. Spin Casting metal is just not as cost effective as plastic for mass production. Taking some old molds out of storage and using them for a small run is easy.

 adamsouza wrote:
I don't get why people find it so hard to believe that they just spend a few hours playing with a spin caster to make more models. That used to be the way all the minis were made. It's not difficult. Spin Casting metal is just not as cost effective as plastic for mass production. Taking some old molds out of storage and using them for a small run is easy.

Because of opportunity cost. There are probably much better things they could be using that production time for, that's why I don't think they are actually being produced.

Teutogen Guard

Make it happen GW, you will have all of the monies.

For how limited the range was, and how long it's taking to fulfill (2 weeks now), "M2O" likely really is M2O.

As a limited deal, the opportunity cost is pretty limited - it's one guy running a machine that would otherwise sit idle. It's not like they're losing pops on any of their plastic production equipment by firing up the spin caster for another go...

 JohnHwangDD wrote:
For how limited the range was, and how long it's taking to fulfill (2 weeks now), "M2O" likely really is M2O.

As a limited deal, the opportunity cost is pretty limited - it's one guy running a machine that would otherwise sit idle. It's not like they're losing pops on any of their plastic production equipment by firing up the spin caster for another go...

You may very well be right. I'm actually surprised they still have the spin caster, as one would think they would try and liquidate it to free of assets on the financials.

Who would buy it?

As long as they hold it, it's a revenue-producing asset with some book value.

 Coldhatred wrote:

 JohnHwangDD wrote:
For how limited the range was, and how long it's taking to fulfill (2 weeks now), "M2O" likely really is M2O.

As a limited deal, the opportunity cost is pretty limited - it's one guy running a machine that would otherwise sit idle. It's not like they're losing pops on any of their plastic production equipment by firing up the spin caster for another go...

You may very well be right. I'm actually surprised they still have the spin caster, as one would think they would try and liquidate it to free of assets on the financials.

You do realize they still have metal models available in the online store?

Bretonnians and Tomb Kings especially Settra.

Alfrik Runallson, another flamecanon and Grudge thrower, if they do bitz then a throne bearer for Thorgrim.

6th editiion empire State troops.

Old monopose High elf spearmen and archers.

They might get money from me, if they get the Pretorian Guard out aswell.

 Ghaz wrote:

 Coldhatred wrote:

 JohnHwangDD wrote:
For how limited the range was, and how long it's taking to fulfill (2 weeks now), "M2O" likely really is M2O.

As a limited deal, the opportunity cost is pretty limited - it's one guy running a machine that would otherwise sit idle. It's not like they're losing pops on any of their plastic production equipment by firing up the spin caster for another go...

You may very well be right. I'm actually surprised they still have the spin caster, as one would think they would try and liquidate it to free of assets on the financials.

You do realize they still have metal models available in the online store?

Of course I do, but I can tell you that those metals don't sell like crazy, so I would assume their stock would last for quite some time and then they would be removed.

 Coldhatred wrote:

 Ghaz wrote:

 Coldhatred wrote:

 JohnHwangDD wrote:
For how limited the range was, and how long it's taking to fulfill (2 weeks now), "M2O" likely really is M2O.

As a limited deal, the opportunity cost is pretty limited - it's one guy running a machine that would otherwise sit idle. It's not like they're losing pops on any of their plastic production equipment by firing up the spin caster for another go...

You may very well be right. I'm actually surprised they still have the spin caster, as one would think they would try and liquidate it to free of assets on the financials.

You do realize they still have metal models available in the online store?

Of course I do, but I can tell you that those metals don't sell like crazy, so I would assume their stock would last for quite some time and then they would be removed.

They also use the same machines for Finecast - they said one of the cheif reasons they chose the material was because they could use their metal spin casters.

Even then, spin casters are cheap compared to HIPS machines. One man garage operations can operate and maintain them, so keeping a spin caster or two operation isn't going to do much for their financials in any case.

Is made to order partially an excuse to give their metal machines a running every few weeks to stop them seizing up?

I bet it is cheaper to pump out a few minis now and again then leave them inoperative for too long!

Old Chaos Dwarf Characters (FW doesn't have one for a fighty-lord) and some old Chaos Dwarf Bullcentaurs (I want them for BB).

My hobby skills suck so bad, I'm afraid to cut up my beautiful FW chaos dwarfs for conversions.

On ebay the old Chorfs are very expensive.

I plan to play at GW, so using other companies models isn't really an option.

nareik wrote:
Is made to order partially an excuse to give their metal machines a running every few weeks to stop them seizing up?

I bet it is cheaper to pump out a few minis now and again then leave them inoperative for too long!

As mentioned they're probably using the same machines with the Finecast Molds.

Or is finecast dead?

I know they're not using the word anymore and saying resin. Is it real resin or Finecast?

Finecast was often refered to as Finecrap, so I can see why GW would start calling it resin, even if it was still Finecrap.

40k:
Old ork dred
Old ork shokk attak gun
Old predator

54mm:
Adeptus Arbites Judge
Inquisitor Eisenhorn
Battle Brother Artemis
Techpriest Tezla
Special Security Enforcer Barbaretta
Eversor Assassin
Callidus Assassin
Vindicare Assassin
Purestrain Genestealer

 Coldhatred wrote:

 Ghaz wrote:

 Coldhatred wrote:

 JohnHwangDD wrote:
For how limited the range was, and how long it's taking to fulfill (2 weeks now), "M2O" likely really is M2O.

As a limited deal, the opportunity cost is pretty limited - it's one guy running a machine that would otherwise sit idle. It's not like they're losing pops on any of their plastic production equipment by firing up the spin caster for another go...

You may very well be right. I'm actually surprised they still have the spin caster, as one would think they would try and liquidate it to free of assets on the financials.

You do realize they still have metal models available in the online store?

Of course I do, but I can tell you that those metals don't sell like crazy, so I would assume their stock would last for quite some time and then they would be removed.

It doesn't matter how many they sell, they still need a spin caster in order to produce them as well as the Finecast models. Nor are they models that have sat untouched in the pick bins for a decade or more. If a product sat that long untouched, it would have been scrapped and the metal reused for something that did sell.

The old Kaskrins and the original Jet-Bike Destroyers for my 'Crons...

I wouldn't object to the old Eternal Warrior line making an appearance.

FireSkullz2 wrote:
The old Kaskrins

You missed that GW just re-released the Kasrkin on as M2O on Oct 15, and then extended the order period for Kasrkin? Oops.

 -Loki- wrote:

 Coldhatred wrote:

 Ghaz wrote:

 Coldhatred wrote:

 JohnHwangDD wrote:
For how limited the range was, and how long it's taking to fulfill (2 weeks now), "M2O" likely really is M2O.

As a limited deal, the opportunity cost is pretty limited - it's one guy running a machine that would otherwise sit idle. It's not like they're losing pops on any of their plastic production equipment by firing up the spin caster for another go...

You may very well be right. I'm actually surprised they still have the spin caster, as one would think they would try and liquidate it to free of assets on the financials.

You do realize they still have metal models available in the online store?

Of course I do, but I can tell you that those metals don't sell like crazy, so I would assume their stock would last for quite some time and then they would be removed.

They also use the same machines for Finecast - they said one of the cheif reasons they chose the material was because they could use their metal spin casters.

Even then, spin casters are cheap compared to HIPS machines. One man garage operations can operate and maintain them, so keeping a spin caster or two operation isn't going to do much for their financials in any case.

That, I honestly didn't know. I thought Spin Casting equipment was much more of an investment in capital. Thanks for educating me!

On the scale of an individual working out of his garage, moving up from hand pours, the purchase of a spin caster is a significant investment in capital.

On the scale of a multi-million dollar corporation? Not so much.

I can't think of any 40k models that I'd want.. most of the old metal models aren't worth the pewter it takes to produce them.

It depends on the model.

For man-sized models that were designed and sculpted as a single piece, or two, the metal models have superior anatomy, integrity and flow. They are rightly superior to the parts with individual legs, torso, head and arms.

For vehicles, such as the old SM Landspeeder and various walkers, not so much. Those are better in plastic.

Basically anything on this page, along with any of the other Necromunda models they see fit to bring back.

http://www.collecting-citadel-miniatures.com/wiki/index.php/Confrontation/Necromunda_-_Unreleased

~iPaint

 Coldhatred wrote:

 -Loki- wrote:

 Coldhatred wrote:

 Ghaz wrote:

 Coldhatred wrote:

 JohnHwangDD wrote:
For how limited the range was, and how long it's taking to fulfill (2 weeks now), "M2O" likely really is M2O.

As a limited deal, the opportunity cost is pretty limited - it's one guy running a machine that would otherwise sit idle. It's not like they're losing pops on any of their plastic production equipment by firing up the spin caster for another go...

You may very well be right. I'm actually surprised they still have the spin caster, as one would think they would try and liquidate it to free of assets on the financials.

You do realize they still have metal models available in the online store?

Of course I do, but I can tell you that those metals don't sell like crazy, so I would assume their stock would last for quite some time and then they would be removed.

They also use the same machines for Finecast - they said one of the cheif reasons they chose the material was because they could use their metal spin casters.

Even then, spin casters are cheap compared to HIPS machines. One man garage operations can operate and maintain them, so keeping a spin caster or two operation isn't going to do much for their financials in any case.

That, I honestly didn't know. I thought Spin Casting equipment was much more of an investment in capital. Thanks for educating me!

When I considered getting a spin caster for myself, it was in the $5,000 dollar range. A bit much for a hobby, but a small investment for a company.

Squats!

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Squats!

Weebles! Eggs with legs!

As "joke" armies go, it's hard to beat Squats on their little kid Big Wheel Trikes!

If they put the Squat Exo-Armour up, I think I'd pick up a unit of them.

Orion and his hounds. Just 'cos he's the only Wood Elf unit I never got around to purchasing, and I've kind of regretted it since he was discontinued.

-Ben

So... Diazettes! Should I get another set?

Or wait for the metal Horrors to come out later?

Decisions, decisions!

Would be good for some of the really hard to find LOTR models to get a go.

Things like Feral Uruk Hai, Morgul Stalkers and Dol Amroth foot knights

Wouldn't mind seeing short runs of old Warmaster armies or Mordheim or BFG or Epic or Inquisitor or even Gorkamorka models!

Is there any news on Made to Order since they asked for Chaos/Marines?

I wonder if this may be more irregular than we expected or even stillborn.

Not sure about officially, but the last talk I heard was that wave 2 would be going up this weekend.

Old school metal Nagash, Orion and Ariel. I am not even joking.

The Daemonettes i also wished for so i am happy about that!

Adeptus arbites would be awesome too.

Arbites - Good call!