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Hey Guys,
I have been buying and selling game books for a long time...
Ive seen good ( 1st edition rope bound Dungeons and Dragons hardbacks )
Ive seen bad ( Palladium Rifts series..take your pick on title )

When we get books from publishers that have a bent or warped cover we could return them because they were either damaged from shipping or had incurred what was called a "Pressure bend" or a warping of the cover.

Pressure bends occur when a book has been stacked at the warehouse for either too long and the humidity got to them or they were stacked too high and heavy.

Has anyone noticed that the Demon, Dark Angels and Chaos codex all had pressure bends? But the Tau didnt.

Does that mean GW was sitting on the books for a while?

Do you think they have the Eldar codex done yet?

The word before it was released was that the Dark Angels book had been finished at least a year early. No idea on the others, but it had been suggested that they had deliberately backed up the releases a little so that they could ramp up the release schedule for the new edition.

hmmm...