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I've started collected rule books from 40k (for some reason) and I'm trying to build up my collection.

I'm pretty much looking for any rule books that I don't have (full list of what I own here). Ideally I would prefer interesting things like supplement books, campaign books, Imperial Armour stuff. But, if you've got a codex I don't have (at the right price), I'd be willing to buy it off of you.
If you've got any books you think I may like, PM me with an offer and hopefully we can work something out!

Remember, 8th edition is out and these books are now obsolete, so if you're thinking about ditching some rules, now's a good opportunity.

Edit: This may sound nasty, but I'm getting really tired of getting offered stuff that is clearly in my list of owned books. If you're not going to take the time to look through the list (use the Find feature; it's fast and easy), then I'm not going to take the time to make a deal with you.

Instead of asking everyone individually to duplicate work for you over and over and just send you random guesses that aren't on your list that you may not be interested in, why not just do it once yourself instead and make a list of stuff you ARE looking for and update it as needed? You're more likely to end up with what you want and it would have been less hassle overall for everyone involved (including folks like me who have large old collections).

Pmd

 warboss wrote:
Instead of asking everyone individually to duplicate work for you over and over and just send you random guesses that aren't on your list that you may not be interested in, why not just do it once yourself instead and make a list of stuff you ARE looking for and update it as needed? You're more likely to end up with what you want and it would have been less hassle overall for everyone involved (including folks like me who have large old collections).

Cause I'm effectively interested in everything that isn't on my list. >_>