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If AM (or GSC or R&H, for that matter) field a unit of Sentinels, that comprises of more than one model, do they have to stick within 2" of each other for the entire game, just like infantry would, or is there, somewhere in the rules or FAQ's or elsewhere, an exception, that let's them spread out a bit more?
Basically same question for all kind of Xenos contraptions (Killacans, Jetbikes, whatever), that can have multiple models in one unit.

I know Greater Possessed can split up, because it's mentioned in their datasheets, and there may be more examples, where this is the case, but I am talking about general rules, here.

 AuntHerbert wrote:
If AM (or GSC or R&H, for that matter) field a unit of Sentinels, that comprises of more than one model, do they have to stick within 2" of each other for the entire game, just like infantry would, or is there, somewhere in the rules or FAQ's or elsewhere, an exception, that let's them spread out a bit more?
Basically same question for all kind of Xenos contraptions (Killacans, Jetbikes, whatever), that can have multiple models in one unit.

I know Greater Possessed can split up, because it's mentioned in their datasheets, and there may be more examples, where this is the case, but I am talking about general rules, here.

Unless otherwise specified, units all have the same 2" horizontally and 6" vertically coherency rule. This includes units such as Sentinels, Land Speeders, and Killa Kans. And yes, this means Sentinels, Land Speeders, and Killa Kans can lose models to morale.

Unlike in previous editions, where Vehicle Squadrons had more loose coherency rules, they either now follow the normal coherency rule, or are set up together and split into individual units.

All models and units are treated the same unless Keywords and special rules tell you otherwise.