I have mentioned this before, but with smaller releases it is worth mentioning again, at least in my arrogant opinion. (I had a humble opinion once, but arrogance and volume accomplish more.
) A Himmelveil subscription service, prepaying for the Himmelveil sets would be a good idea, and stimulate a little early cash flow. With the irregular release schedule caused by creative work it would make more sense for a subscription to be number not month based.
A savings on subscriptions would be nice, but only a limited one - purchasing a ten release subscription for $50 if the releases sell for $5.50, or one free release per ten prepurchased. Or perhaps two major releases and four minor releases for the price of two major, three minor.
Gift subscriptions would also be a good idea, so that the gift of a WW subscruption can be shared.
*EDIT* A major release and two to four support sets might be what you should aim at. For example an industrial set containing waterwheels and windmills, followed by steampunk mods with steam engines, and a larger factory set for the second expansion.
The Auld Grump
