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TyraelVladinhurst wrote:i vote for more super heavys, namely the tower of skulls, doom blaster, silver towers, the lord of battles and a subjugator....

I disagree wholeheartedly. Superheavies are cool and all to see on the internet, but not many people buy them. As a customer, I'd prefer if companies such as Chapterhouse supply smaller bits that I would just impulse buy alongside something I actually think I need. The Farseer/Warlock Jetbikers, the Vulvapod, the Combiweapons, and the Boneswords are something that would incite people to buy from Chapterhouse. The Shoulderpads, Zenomorph heads, fancy shields, etc are inexpensive enough to even incite a splurge buy. Plus all these have a relatively small design/sculpting time compared to a superheavy. I've even seen independent local stores carrying Chapterhouse products.

Overall, I'd personally prefer Chapterhouse to make tons of small toys where I'll buy 25% of them instead of one enormous kit I won't buy (yet still admire from behind a computer screen). Of course, this is my opinion, but I'm stating it because Chapterhouse seems to really listen to its fans/customers (even if I still think the skull-helmet is goofy-looking).

i'd buy them... heck i'm going to order the tau super heavy on their site in about 1 month

I'll get the smaller bits, what I want.

fantastic, such a bargain.

Thanks for the model...now I just need to figure out how many I need and how I can afford them,