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So I got this rhino and put the sides together fine. But I cannot get the back door to cover the entire back entrance the way it is supposed to. It's as though either the floor is warped or the back door is too small (or maybe warped). I'm tempted to put the rhino together without a back door, but that would look kinda silly.


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I find your lack of replies disturbing.

Do you have a picture?

M.

can always call GW about it...I had some messed up parts and they sent me out stuff....they might just send you a new rhino

Are you playing space marines or chaos? Because if it is chaos you could just use it as a damaged rino.
But if it is for Space marines you could file the door/door frame until it fits.
But calling would probibly get you a new rino from everything that Ive herd from people who have called GW with a complaint.

Pics would definitely help. I want to say that it would be obvious if the parts were damaged, but that doesn't seem to be the case. However, I simply can't think of a way to put the kit together incorrectly that would still work, yet lead to this problem. You can always contact GW, but pics will let us tell you if it's a facepalm problem or a faulty kit.

i think problems like this are just common with the larger vehicles of GW. Its really unfortunate too, especially considering on ave your spending about 45$ per model. I would recommend looking at the rectangular shaped shole where the tracks fit ontot hte bottom of the hull. Take your hobby knife and carve a larger area in this section, see if it fits any better. If not you can also try using a emory board or fine sand paper and sand down ( a little at a time!!!) the pole ends where the door fastens to the hull. Both should help you some

I say shove some GS in there. Or make it look all battle-damaged by carving the door up with a hobby knife before gluing it on.

Turns out I just wasn't pushing the floor into the side pieces hard enough. Rhino fixed!

*facepalm*