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Does anyone happen to have them scanned, PDF, anything?

I picked up a couple Walker kits from a friend, but he doesn't have any sort of info with them, no box, etc.

I found a "War Walker Assembly walk-thru" on the Oz GW site, but it's pretty terrible.

Anyone have it and maybe could scan it for me, or post it somewhere?

Much appreciated if you can help!

Thanks

Items you will need:

Any number of warwalker kits
1 tube of plastic cement
1 poly bag.
1 twist tie.

First carefully clip the pieces of the warwalker kit off of the sprue.

Next, spend several hours scraping mold lines off of the warwalker bits.

Apply a thin layer of plastic cement to the inside of the poly bag.

Once this tedium is completed, gingerly place all bits in the plastic bag.

Close the end with the twist tie.

Shake bag vigorously.

If the bits do not have the desired look, open bag and apply more glue, this time in larger amounts.

Close bag and shake again.

Open bag and let the molten and fused warwalker kit fall with a dramatic "splud" on the table.

Once dried, spray paint a gaudy color.

Take photos and sell on ebay as "propainted".

^The man is right!

Funny though hellfury's responce was it doesnt really help.

Take your War Walker to your local GW store, GW will allow you to make your models in the shop, you dont have to buy them there, just as long as they are GW miniatures. As the Red Shirts to help you, it is one of the reasons they are there.

If you don't have a GW store local to you, I go to a couple different ones pretty often. I'll ask there, if you still need a copy, and can just drop it in an envelope for you.