Change in Australian Pricing Strategy (GW)

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**Kroothawk**

Well 2-sprue-flyers now cost 50-60€ (Tau, Dark Angels) instead of 32€ (Dark Eldar).

**Grobrotz**

@ Kroothawk:
No worries, the Dark Eldar one will surely rise to the new price range with the next price rise.

Are there any infos on what will be affected?
Will all terminators go up to 45 Euro like the DA ones?

**ausYenLoWang**

varag wrote:
cincydooley wrote:Out of curiosity, how much does the digital copy of the codex run ya'll?

$80. Dark Angels & Chaos have been $50 US, so I presume Tau will be the same. (as it's still Friday in the US as this is written, itunes America still has it as a preorder so I imagine it will be the same)
Obviously the data has further to travel hence the extra markup.

OrlandotheTechnicoloured wrote:The codex is a fixed size/weight item

Kits (can be) shipped as unboxed sprues & flatpack boxes then assembles when they arrive

The old soft cover prices here were $55 before the shift to hard cover, I think they were $30 US. I wouldn't think the weight on a codex is that much more than the old soft cover ones. Even allowing for the total extra weight of a new codex shipment over an old one, I'd say the larger price is because they can charge it here.

I could be wrong, but I think our mini's come packed from the factory. It would probably cost more in time and wages to have to compile them here, before shipping them to customers from the warehouse in Sydney.

all the 6th ed digidex's got bumped to the all new low price of $79.99.........................

**nolzur**

ausYenLoWang wrote:
cincydooley wrote:Out of curiosity, how much does the digital copy of the codex run ya'll?

all the 6th ed digidex's got bumped to the all new low price of $79.99.........................

Well, they do have to send those bits of code through alot more cable to get it to you guys. I wonder how much it more it costs DakkaDakka for you aussies to be able to read my posts from the US.