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Hey everyone, this is not exactly a conventional Wh40k moddel, but i never found anything similar on the net. Thought someone would be interested. This was handmade, its unique.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/281473235145?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

Pretty cool but why so pricey? What's it made of?

FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS for a shiny necklace? That's insane.

See, the markets of high-end jewlery and Warhammer stuff don't intersect particularly well. Making a piece of Warhammer bling out of 14k gold and silver and expecting someone to buy it seems... well... unusual to say the least.

This is because gamers tend to spend their money on gaming stuff, and if any one dakkanite had 450 bucks to spare they'd just sink it into the hobby.

ED: I'd also note the misspelling "this peace of jewelry." Hrm. And it's from an ebay account that has never sold anything in the past before.

I have been making jewelry for a while now and thats way over priced mate. Try $50

Wait 14k gold? white gold?

Should probably just own up to it being your auction, OP. It's always suspicious when a new account appears on Dakka (or elsewhere) just to say "hey, look what I just found for sale".

I like how you get a certificate of authenticity, so that you can regret your purchase long after you've pawned the pendant to buy more models.

I think it's a given considering OP is from Latvia and COA is also from Latvia

Lol that price could only be justified if the emperor himself wore it on holidays. Nice try

... 450$ starting bid?

Pass. I'd rather just buy more toy soldiers.

 Mysterious Pants wrote:
See, the markets of high-end jewlery and Warhammer stuff don't intersect particularly well.

I don't think anyone's actually tried producing high-end jewellery for the Warhammer crowd before...

I wonder when the gw lawers will strike. I'm sure nothing will happen in Latvia but there's no way gw will let this sell on eBay.

Copyright lawsuit coming in 3,2,1,.......