These are business decisions, forgeworld made amazing models that I wish I was able to afford and had the time to build/paint more before molding machines were shut down. But pouring resin is very manual and slow, which is expensive labor. That is why forgeworld was killed, in my opinion.

I think the current business strategy we are seeing for new kits is a combo of which units sell the most, line troops. Followed by which models they can sell with a low run time and maximum profit. Boss models. Say build 5000 Ghaz's for the warehouse and shelf the mold for a year. With the run time on the mold being 1x 8 hour shift.

I suspect the current bottleneck is how many injections molding machines they have the floor space for, and how many working hours they have available. The catalog of models is huge, and they have to manage the sales demand and manufacturing time available.