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Good evening ladies and gentlemen. Recently I got into BFG through playing rogue trader with my buddies. I have a few models, but one in particular is giving me trouble. As the title suggests it is the Retribution Class Battleship. The model was not shipped with any instructions, however despite this, the process is fairly intuitive and I've figured out everything but one part.

The piece I've circled in the picture is the "wings" (main vertical piece?) of the ship, and do not fit as snugly as I think it should. Also there is an indentation on the top part indicating that there should be a piece that has a hole for it to fit in and the main ship body has no parts that suggest it fills that gap. Is there a smaller piece I seem to be overlooking? Or is there a guide somewhere that can give me a definitive answer? Or does anyone seem to know what I'm talking about? I understand that is is fairly hard to explain so forgive me for the bad description, but I appreciate any help anyone can provide me.

Thanks in advance.

I assembled one of these a little while ago and I never found anything that fit in there so I'm pretty sure the hole is for the stand.

Ah yes I do get that, however there are holes on both sides. A bigger one for the stand but there was a smaller one on the other side that I have no idea what it is for. Did you find that that piece fit loose in particular?

just ignore it.