Well it looks like one of the BEST units from the new Eldar Codex is out of print, and has gone to direct order only according to the tubes.
What does this mean for the rest of us? Well it looks like it’s going to be a little harder to make Mechanized Eldar for the foreseeable future.
On the plus side, we still have a pretty good supply of the new Eldar releases, as well as some of the older kits for sale right now in theSpikey Bits Store. To get our Games Workshop Product Catalog or place an order click HERE to email us at [email protected] , or call us at (804) 869-2487. I’ll let you all speculate on the big picture of why we keep having product shortages from a vertically integrated company.. -MBG
Courtesy of Faeit There is something going on with the Eldar Wave Serpent, which right now should be one of the most popular models around with the new codex.
So most likely there is some new boxing going on, but could also mean that the Falcon could possibly become a dual kit with the Wave Serpent. Either way the model is not being discontinued, but could mean that getting a Wave Serpent, could be a little tougher for a little while.
On the GW site
Availability:
This product is expected to despatch in one to two weeks.
Part Code: 99120104023
via Kroothawk on Dakka
I can confirm that from July onward, the Wave Serpent is mail order only. No idea if it will be repacked later.
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