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Forgive me if this is old news, or if I am incorrect. I only recently decided to start collecting LOTR minis, because I love the universe/books/movies and I know SBG is a "dead game walking" so to speak.
I thought the Dunedain rangers were out of print. I swear they weren't on GW's webstore for a very long time, and I even thought about buying some off ebay for not-so-cheap prices.
Now it appears they are back in print on GW's site.
Can anyone confirm that they were OOP before? Anyone notice anything else that is suddenly there that was missing for a long time?
I know I recently watched a video on youtube where someone mentioned Barad-dur black guard being hard to get.

Dunedain
http://www.games-workshop.com/en-US/Dunedain-of-the-North-3-Figures
http://www.games-workshop.com/resources/catalog/product/600x620/99061464090_DunedainoftheNorthNEW01.jpg

Barad-dur
http://www.games-workshop.com/en-US/Black-Guard-of-Barad-d%C3%BBr

I apologize if I am completely wrong.

I dont recall the Dunedain ever going OOP. which is honestly surprising since they make a box of plastic rangers that do the job if you paint them right or convert them in some way.

The black guard were $5 each retail in metal but got switched over to finecast and a hike up to $6ish each. but i dont recall those going OOP either.

Every so often things get removed from the various webstores while they get restocked. Particularly so since the production facilities are all in the UK nowadays.