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A while back now I started making a model of the Palazzo Ducale / Doge's Palace in Venice, and did enough for the front two sides, before realising it would take up too much space and getting on with something smaller. Anyway, I was throwing a few unwanted bits out the shed the other day when I came across a few pieces and realised they looked rather Warhammer 40k ish. So here are the files in case anyone wants them, and if anyone wants the complete set of files for the Palace front (a selection of which are in the photo) please let me know. 25/8/17 - In a fit of organisation, I have now added what I think are all the rest of the files. Reminder - this is an unfinished project!

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In another 5-10 years GW might very well just cut their costs, stop making their own models and sell files that you get to print at home. The shops will just be a few 3D printers and a bunch of pictures with barcodes. In 5-10 years the quality of GW minis will keep increasing. Remember, right now there is nothing stopping you from making your own minis from green stuff, paper cutouts, or just proxy stuff. Some people take the time to, some people do not. Most people just stick with GW, and for 2 main reasons. They like/love the quality, and its required in major tournaments.

The key for me is anyone in the geek sphere knows what warhammer 40k is. Most people who don't play is because of the cost really. If you boil it down, there really is a huge opportunity for warhammer to grow, but GW is pricing themselves out of it. I used to sell the things and it was perfect when the starter set was $60.

Cost vs video game was an easy sell. Essential Linguistics Freeman Pdf To Jpg. Plus the company still made nearly $40 on a starter set, back in 4th ed.

Hell starter sets should be a loss leader to hook people in. Most people who don't play is because of the cost really Again, what's your proof of that? Lots of geeks earn enough that the cost is a non-issue and have much more expensive hobbies. I'm not suggesting that proof exists, quite the opposite in fact. If you boil it down, there really is a huge opportunity for warhammer to grow I'm afraid I don't agree with that assertion. I do agree that GW is shrinking their market share due to their current pricing strategy.