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So I've just got myself one of the Tomb Sentinel models and I'm wondering if anyone here has built one and has any advice on assembly of this little mechanical beasty.

I'm used to working with resin so filling small holes, washing, etc... are all easy bits for me. What's of more concern is how to approach assembling it. Right now I'm thinking that the beast way would be to have a rough idea of the pose, glue the body segments all together to achieve that pose and then steadily add the legs. Doing the little sub-leg parts first all along the body then adding the main support legs. The hard part will be any legs connecting with the ground (standing legs). Plus they do a whole range of leg poses so that will be something tricky to pick through to decide on an order.