A favour from anyone that owns the Tactical and Sternguard boxsets

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**shamikebab**

I seem to have misplaced my instructions booklet, can anyone list which number left and right arms are supposed to be paired together in these sets?

**jason1977**

If you contact GW they may be kind enough to email you a PDF of instructions. The only tact books I have are about 4 years old and as I DA player I dont get Sternguard.

**Nevelon**

They have letter codes on them.

Tac:
48A, 49A
50B, 51B
52C, 53C
54D, 55D

With the other arms being independent.

I’ve already cut most of my sternguard from the sprue, but they should use the same system.

75A, 76A
77B, 78B
etc.

**ClockworkZion**

Nevelon wrote:
They have letter codes on them.

Tac:
48A, 49A
50B, 51B
52C, 53C
54D, 55D

With the other arms being independent.

I’ve already cut most of my sternguard from the sprue, but they should use the same system.

75A, 76A
77B, 78B
etc.

I'll have to pay attention to that next time. I just went with test fitting things together while putting the arms on (I'm putting the weapons on separately but dry fit one and used it to pose the arms).

**shamikebab**

Ah that's very helpful, thanks!

**Nevelon**

shamikebab wrote:
Ah that's very helpful, thanks!

No problem, glad to help.

If they are already off the sprues, look at the detailing.

The “A”s have a little 3 slot vent on them
“B”s have a tetris like block pattern, but smooth
“C” have a little rectangle with two sockets in it.
“D” is very close to “B” but has a small raised button on one of the segments.

This is for the tactical sprue. Can’t speak for the sternguard one, as I’ve already cut most of mine. But they’ve been using this trick to pair arms since 3rd edition.