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Powerful Phoenix Lord





Dallas area, TX

I will soon be picking up a Rhino/Razorback and a Dreadnaught and magnetizing them with several loadouts. I do not play Space Marines, but I do have a few various Marines that I use to play very small games with my sons at home.
All of these Marines are painted as the various chapters: http://glennsgwmodels.blogspot.com/2016/12/space-marines-project-continued.html
I also have 2 Space Wolves, but one of them isn't finished yet

So my question is how to paint the Tank and Dread. I'll likely paint the Tank Ultramarines, unless you guys convince me otherwise, but I have no idea how to do the Dread.
Besides Wolves and Blood Angels, what Chapter is notorious for using Dreads?

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Member of a Lodge? I Can't Say





Philadelphia PA

Besides Wolves and Blood Angels, what Chapter is notorious for using Dreads?


Iron Hands maybe? They're all about cybernetics and I'd think that would include the machine interfaces necessary to make dreads.

I prefer to buy from miniature manufacturers that *don't* support the overthrow of democracy. 
   
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Powerful Phoenix Lord





Dallas area, TX

Not a bad idea. That's going top of the list

Secondary question: Which kit is best, the regular Dread or the Venerable?

   
 
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