[Deus Mortis]

Right so, trawling through GW's website today, weeping at the price increase as I have less than no money for models anyway, when I noticed this

For those of you how haven't noticed what I mean, the Venerable Dreadnought is £26 (like is was before), but the normal dreadnought is now £27. Why? To me this makes no sense. Can anyone shed some more light on this or has any similar boo-boo's made by GW?

 

[Khorne's Fist]

In my FLGS they're selling the old metal dread cheaper then the plastic. Go figure.

 

[Tim/Steve]

I guess GW is just trying to push the Ven Dreads on us instead of the noramal ones... but a lot of people at my local GW have all noticed it, and think it very weird.

 

[Marneus Calgar]

Seems a bit strange when the Ven dread comes with a huge pile of bits, and the normal one... Doesn't..

 

[Gog]

another odity I noticed is that both the Rhino and the Razorback are £20, why buy a Rhino when a Razorback for the same price has the same parts and some more, Im thinking they intend to drop the Rhino Kit.

 

[Marneus Calgar]

If they are gonna start dropping kits, then thats a great money making ploy... I actually admire GW for the cheek of it!

 

[bitsandkits]

easy, ven dread is two sprues normal dread is 4 sprues, takes more tool runs to produce the old dread.



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[jigplums]

the prices rise every year in order to cover increased production costs. not every product goes up every year. whilst previous gw pricing had bands, so everything in a band would go up, and sometimes this would mean certain products might have jumped quite a bit[40-50 for example] each band only went up every 4 years. Now things can go up by a few pounds rather than having to jump a band.
this time it was the turn of the dread, next year it may be the turn of the ven dread.