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yes, you would have to claim it as income on your taxes

I just looked at the new prices of the Finecast canadian models coming out for Space Wolves.

lol

Cheaper my foot. I am glad I made the switch to privateer press, while their prices are still up there for some single units...I don't need to buy 3 of them just to play a game. Through trading and some buying...I've spent $200 and have enough to field 5 different armies.

GW for the lose.

Everything's expensive in miniatures gaming but it's hilarious how people try to insult anybody who tries to play GW games on the cheap, or companies that try to help you play GW games on the cheap by providing less expensive models.

Panzeh wrote:Everything's expensive in miniatures gaming The GWPLC HHHOBBY

Fixed that for ya. TTWG isn't expensive, just the GW end of it. Like I have said before for Force on Force I picked up two armies for less then a $100 one USMC and on Iraqi.

Pacific wrote:
I guess it's a sign of both GW's popularity, and people being unwilling to pay the current shop prices on stuff that it has definitely become more of a sellers market.

This is exactly what's happening.

It sure would be interested to see GW's website sales figures over the last few years.