It get's even more complicated with Modartt's different timezones who try covering all Europe (I  think)
EET - Forum's time (CET-1, GMT-2)
CET - Early Christmas Gift announcement: no announcement was made at 12:12 (CET, GMT-1)
GMT - Early Christmas Gift countdown: will hit zero in 30 minutes at 12:12 (CET+1, GMT)

20 Euro? It's 49 now, was it cheaper before? :S

No, it has always been 49 EUR

It's tough to even venture a guess...I bought the Bluthner model with my 20 Euro video money and I consider that a great gift already!  Maybe an intimate, eclectic upright?    How about a scratch & sniff sticker that smells like a vintage, well loved Bosendorfer? 

20 Euro? It's 49 now, was it cheaper before? :S

Modartt planned to announce the Early Christmas Gift at 12:12 CET, but the countdown clock hits zero at 1:12p.m.   
So it must be a time machine for turning the time back by an hour, perhaps with some nice bells!

It would be interesting to see if their physical model engine could handle the dynamic complexity of all the variations a single cymbal can produce.  I wonder how involved a basic experiment would be by the Pianoteq creators?  I wish I knew more about the process involved. Aside from their piano models, the large bells & steel drums were really impressive IMHO.    -Perry-

How about a scratch & sniff sticker that smells like a vintage, well loved Bosendorfer? 

I like that. 
My Santa request would be virtual cymbals with enough variation spread across one key bed to mimic a splash to a ride to a china to a gong.  I know -it's deviating far from a piano.  But Pianoteq is a percussion generator after all (don't forget the bells) and sampled cymbals just can't manage the variety of tones and sympathetic nature of multiple strikes, etc.