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Puster Sponsoring Member of TMP writes:

That problem seems to be universal.
On a local fair in Germany a trader said that business in miniatures had dropped from around 10000 EUR per month to 500, mainly thanks to the imposed exchange rates from GW, Battlefront and others in combination with online traders.


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Wayne, Blake & Mike of Battlefront write:

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During this year, we have strived to achieve something that many would say was a fool's errand, balancing the price of FoW around the world! Foolish or not, we were determined to bring balance to a global pricing plan that when created had harmony, but today simply does not treat all markets equally. With shipping around the world and internet buying an easy thing, trying to help all of our markets at the same time has required some drastic action this year, and we are about to complete the exercise by dropping prices in Australia and New Zealand.

Yes, that's right, dropping prices. This reduction in prices in these two markets now makes their currencies much closer to the U.S. and U.K., which will help stimulate their local hobby stores and help guide the ever-savvy customer back to somebody local rather than shopping online.

This is the final piece of the puzzle and - although the work will never truly be complete as the world economy ebbs and flows - this currently means that a Tiger tank does have comparative value around the globe.

These new prices went into effect on Tuesday, 5 October 2010.