Question to all, re Mecha kits...

A quick hypothetical question to all out there in list-land - 
especially those of you who like Mecha-style units with your ground 
forces....

When you get a kit of a gaming mecha (something for use on the table, 
as opposed to a Gundam-type plastic kit for display), how important 
is "poseability" to you? By that I mean the flexibility to choose 
exactly how you pose your particular model when you build it, as 
opposed to having to assemble it in one fixed pose determined by the 
manufacturer.

If you were faced with a white-metal Mecha kit with LOTS of parts - 
let's say anything up to 40 separate components - which effectively 
had almost every joint poseable, would you panic and never build it? 
Would you prefer to see it made up in a much smaller number of 
solid-cast subassemblies that were much quicker to glue together, but 
would result in a model that looked just like the next guy's one?

Obviously most of you will by now have guessed that there is 
something in the GZG pipeline, and if I get a good number of 
responses to this it may well influence the way a particular project 
goes.....  ;-)

Comment away!

Best,

Jon (GZG)