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Models that Gw should redo, Right off the back if they would quite increasing the price of the models, they could stay the same and i'd find other models that looked better or convert more. But if they where going to redo anything it should be,

Calgar with out terminator armor

Typhus

The greater daemons, Lord of change is ok, the great unclean one is such a crappy model there is no good way of converting it.

The slaanesh daemons, the old metal third ed ones are freaking awesome and the one boob mistakes we have now just plain suck.

Every single thing they have rules for and don't make a model for. Why do they even do that?

Leigen_Zero wrote:
That and meganobz, not that anyone ever uses them enough to warrant GW making a plastic kit...

They would if there was a nice plastic kit of them. Meganobz are pretty good but their expensive and hard to assemble models are what keep them from being quite so common.

PapaPiggy wrote:
Typhus

What's the matter with Typhus? His model is one of the best in the Chaos range.

Brother SRM wrote:

Leigen_Zero wrote:
That and meganobz, not that anyone ever uses them enough to warrant GW making a plastic kit...

They would if there was a nice plastic kit of them. Meganobz are pretty good but their expensive and hard to assemble models are what keep them from being quite so common.

There would be so many Deffwing armies if they were a similar price to Terminators, and in plastic with all the options, guaranteed.

I really wouldn't mind new night gobbos. I really liked the aesthetic of the regiment set that was released around 2000 or so. Not so much a fan of the newer set.

Also, for the love of god GW please take a note from Mantic's book and give us regiments of cheap fodder like gobbos in blocks of 30+!!! Having to buy two boxes at $35/each just to get a field-able block of gobbos is ridiculous.

Abaddon needs redone badly. He needs some of his homies from the Mournival to keep him company too.

This guy right here.



And him.



this guy too.

Ogryns. Would love to see a plastic kit, same molds as the metal ones, maybe sold in a squad of three or five.

No Finecast!

there business model. that is all

porkchop806 wrote:their business model. that is all

And porkchop wins the thread



although I am deducting points for poor grammar

Zathras wrote:The Cryptek boxed set is a good idea but I would expand it to a Royal Court kit, giving you 5 models that you can make into either Crypteks or Lords, much like the Immortal/Deathmark and Lychguard/Praetorian kits.

Oooh... that's a much better idea than mine.

Empire Outriders - nongoofy with real horses
Empire Troops - back to Landsknechts please! Sword, pike, spear, and halbred in one box would be grand.
Dark Elf infantry - without the giant paw hands. (Gary, you are surely not a great sculptor of hands)

Remaining metal Eldar to plastic, and bringing back the various and sundary IG regiments, and I would be pretty happy.

Brother SRM wrote:I find it odd how many special characters haven't been resculpted. All of those models are from the early 90s, with the exception of Canis. Some of those figures have aged better than others, but I do think GW should get the old special characters resculpted instead of just making the old models in Finecast again.

Presumably they simply don't sell in volumes sufficient to justify new sculpts; this is a shame, since Ragnar, Azrael, Dante and Abaddon all all now amusingly stunty-looking, thanks to two decades' worth of scale creep. On the upside, it wouldn't, thanks to the range of plastics now available, be much of a challenge to kitbash any of them from their respective armies' sprues.

Edit: oh yeah, and I'd like some plastic Stormtroopers, please. Come to think of it, plastics (or just more poses and newer sculpts in resin) for Inquisitorial henchmen would also be appreciated. Oh, and some Adeptus Arbites... and a navigator.

Daemonette arms that actually stick on a model.