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i have a simple question to any space marine cutomer who has shoped at games workshop. i wanted to know if the space marine battle force was a muliti plastic set or an eaisly assemble set ?

I know the captain is an easy assemble, basically front and back piece. As for the marines I do not know.

It's all the sprues from the various kits put into 1 box. So they are multipart.

multi-part plastic according to this: http://www.games-workshop.com/gws/content/article.jsp?categoryId=cat1400006&aId=6500052a

Edit: beaten to the punch

I am on drugs this morning, I thought you ment the black reach box. My appoligies.

I actually prefer the "Disco Marines" and have traded many multi-part sets (keeping the extra bits of course) for the AOBR easy to assemble guys. I bought like 5 boxes of AOBR when it first came out, and fell in love with how easy they were to assemble and modify later. A bonesaw and a little greenstuff go a long way. Can spend that time doing some fun modeling, instead of dorking around just assembling the models from the multi-part sprue's. I promise you, I can chop off an arm, reposition, glue and greenstuff an entire AOBR model faster than you can even assemble a multi-part dude, in a basic pose.

Since I play Marines( just starting) I am considering picking a few of these up...not I need more orks than the horde i have lol..

kool