What do you think should have a multipart plastic kit?

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**Mukkin'About**

Ok. I think sisters of battle really need a plastic kit. but i heard they were actually working on that. The haircuts are atrocious on the metals. Even M isn't sporting one on her display hahaha

I really think every race's commanders should have plastic kits given the amount of options you can give them. Afaik necrons need plastics the most (should come with the new codex i'm sure!) Iirc, grey knights could use plastic kits just as much as anyone else!
Heck why doesn't GW just make EVERYTHING in plastic?

**mytimeprez**

Grey Knights, SoB, SM vets, Ork Kommandos, CSM Obliterators, and CSM dreadnoght.

**Blitza da warboy**

dark eldar Talos
Grot big gunz
deffkoptas (AoBR doesnt count!

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chaos raptors/havocs
witch hunters

thats my list!

**OrionDisciple.**

there should be more vostroyan plastics.

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another bonus of plastic is...
Plastic glue is cheaper than super glue.

**Brotherjulian**

For the IG, Stormtroopers and carapace armored vets

For Chaos, a new dreadnought

**MechaEmperor7000**

Even with current technology though, metal still holds more detail, which is good for special characters and leaders of armies (since they tend to be centerpieces).

**OrionDisciple.**

but a lot of people prefer to have their own converted characters and leaders rather than have the same guy as everyone else.
it's just a lot harder with metal.

**svendrex**

I would like to see a SM "veterans" kit, similar to the BA Death Company kit. Some cool bodies and the choice of backpack of JP and then a buch of power weapons and combi-weapons.

**ChrisWWII**

In that case, some kind of IG Special Weapons kit would be nice....I'd prefer not haveing to get emtal bits just to outfit my Veterans.

**JazzyJ**

Plastic Commissars please!

**Leigen_Zero**

I'm gonna pee in the well of ork warbosses too.

There are WAY to many Waaagh's that are being told to go left out there now...

**Peter Wiggin**

OrionDisciple. wrote:
what would you like to see in a multipart plastic kit?

Easy, EVERYTHING. Plastic is fast approaching metal quality detail and god knows its a million times easier to work with from a conversion standpoint. The only bad part is that the models are so light, however putting pennies in the base of a model solves this problem nicely.

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MechaEmperor7000 wrote:Plastic should be reserved for models that require high numbers and customization. The Bloodthirster is due for a new kit but a metal one would be better than a plastic one, unless the metal one can also be made into another GD (I can see the KoS and Bloodthirster combined into one kit).

"Hello there, I am a $50 kit that has options for modeling all greater daemon, comes with 1 body and 3410983240289 heads."

Thats what we got from the Daemon Prince kit, and honestly I REALLY like it. Not only can I make a standard GW model in less than 10 minutes, I have enough parts left over to use in at least 5 more conversion projects.

**jdjamesdean@mail.com**

thunderwolves would be hot, but hell i'd be happy w/ plastic fenrisian wolves