How Much Would You Pay for a Model
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Sep 14 2016
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Surprises ahead. Before you click, think how much you would be prepared to pay for a single human sized model.
With the release of the £22, (€29, $35) Khârn the Betrayer model from Games Workshop, let’s set your price expectations for miniature buying.
Prices below are found by dividing number of models in a box by its cost and use the UK price run through the xe.com.
Ex Illis – Paper proxy – Free
Few Acres of Snow – Wooden token – £0.12 (€0.14, $0.16)
Flick Em Up – Meeple Cowboys – £0.34 (€0.40, $0.45)
Perry Miniatures – American Civil War infantry – £0.55 (€0.64, $0.73)
Mantic Kings of War – Basilean Infantry – £1 (€1.17, $1.32)
Games Workshop – Freeguild Archers – £1.5 (€1.78, $1.99)
Gates of Antares – Concord infantry – £2 (€2.35, $2.64)
Games Workshop – Space Marine Tactical Squad – £2.50 (€2.97, $3.32)
Warmachine – Kossite Woodsmen – £3.50 (€4.17, $4.65)
Hive, Pillbug expansion piece – £5 (€5.85, $6.64)
Infinity – Hassassin Govads – £5.40 (€6.43, $7.17)
Bushido – Cult of Yurei starter – £6 (€7.14, $7.97)
Warmachine – Forward Kommander Sorscha Kratikoff – £7 (€8.34, $9.30)
Guild Ball – Hunters Guild starter set – £8.33 (€9.92, $11.07)
Infinity – Tariqa, High Rank Councillor – £8.66 (€10.31, $11.51)
Games Workshop – Freeguild General – £9 (€10.72, $11.96)
Kingdom Death – Twilight Knight pinup – £18.90 (€22.52, $25.12)
Edited: 15/09 due to errors.
~ Which one did you pick, and why?
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Author: David Chilvers
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