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Karol wrote:
Ah yes. That new Castellan Crow sold in a limited time offer box, was such a great addition to the GK line. Just the thing everyone has been asking for. But hey when someone gets good rules and has fun playing them, they have to find something to be unhappy about.

There are models in the Eldar range that are older than you. GK have nothing to complain about there, like my Tyranids, who have received a single new model in the past 7 years.

The new Eldar models are great - plastic Avatar and Shining Spears especially - but then GW loses all their momentum and we're stuck with 30 year old Warp Spiders, the bad 3rd Ed Swooping Hawks, and Phoenix Lords old enough to have children of their own.

 Mad Doc Grotsnik wrote:
So I’m not sure we can say that’s losing momentum.

I imagine the next Eldar Codex is a fair way away, and there's an even-to-good chance that that release will be a single model and that's it.

To put it another way: Outside of new/obviously unfinished armies that got 'half' Codices (Sisters 8th, Lumineth 1st, and more recently NotSquats 9th), how many armies have had a big release followed up by a new book with an equally big release, and also doesn't rhyme with "Race Kareems"?