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Galrauch, the first dragon of chaos is labeled as being '4 xpearienced mahderers onry'

What does this mean? It seems like a hard model, for sure..But how hard?

Just thought it was wierd for GW to actually acknowledge how hard some of their models are to put together

It's the ones that just don't fit that bug me. You ever put together a SoB Excorcist? Lolz and hammers all the way...

It happens with metal though so meh, but the ones that really bug me though are some of the plain and simple plastic multiparts. The newer stuff is good but there have been a few that made me wonder what the CAD guys were on, and whether they even assembled any prototypes before going ahead with the mouldmaking...


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Back to the point anyway, I'm guessing that to use any tools beyond a hobby knife is for 'experienced' users only then...

I think they're just covering thier arses for when some kid brings it back with mangled bits that kept "falling off" in game and complains that his model "doesn't work properly"... Or, it's to attract the 'experienced' modellers. "Yeah, im not a noob, I can handle it" etc. Like everytime a see a new dish that says 'Warning - extremely spicy' I take up the challenge, and am usually left wanting.

It's pretty fiddly, but it's easier than any scale model kit you've ever tried.

Thunderfire cannon ....... That is all.

Galrauch's biggest problem is that it needs pinning on the necks because so much weight rests on them at such an odd angle. I solved it by putting it more upright.