Hey,
BE Mike brought up the Star and Phelps machines. They're awesome classics, and a testimony to the real machinists who designed and built them.
They were also really, really expensive and hard to get. In today's dollars, they'd probably cost 50-100% more than Dillon's top machine, the 1050.
Relatively speaking, Dillon was considered a real bargain, price-wise. Just something to keep in mind.

OK, time to stop clacking away here and crank out some loads!
Enjoy!
Jim