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Does anyone know where I can find an assembly directions page for this model? My box didn't come with any, and I REALLY don't want to accidentally glue the wrong things together.

hi Vak,
while i don't have one to help you i can however tell you that if you contact GW customer service they will send you instructions with no trouble at all.

Well FW might be weee bit harder due to the issue that many of those models without instructions happens to be china recasts.

Now if he ordered it direct from FW they will help more likely but if not could be trickier.

tneva82 wrote:
Well FW might be weee bit harder due to the issue that many of those models without instructions happens to be china recasts.

Now if he ordered it direct from FW they will help more likely but if not could be trickier.

I bought it direct from Forgeworld , i'll contact them about it.

Or you take 5 seconds and google it!

https://wildboarblog.wordpress.com/miniatures/warhammer-40k-miniatures/chaos-miniatures-of-all-sorts/khorne-fiddley-bit-bloodslaughterer/

If you click on the small white images at the top it's a slideshow of the instruction booklet.

Wait a second...Is this piece of paper the instructions? The one t hat has a parts list on one side, and two images with absolutely no step by step process on it? Two images that BARELY show any of the real hard spots?

I dunno. I haven't bought one yet. I'm just bored at work and like being sarcastic. Maybe?

 deviantduck wrote:
I dunno. I haven't bought one yet. I'm just bored at work and like being sarcastic. Maybe?

I don't think this thing comes with actual 'instructions' per say, just a couple diagrams of the finished product. I know that Forgeworld is supposed to be for advanced modeling, but damn this is just unforgiving.

 vaklor4 wrote:
Wait a second...Is this piece of paper the instructions? The one t hat has a parts list on one side, and two images with absolutely no step by step process on it? Two images that BARELY show any of the real hard spots?

Sounds just like official Forgeworld assembly instructions. If it has coffee stains and is printed on recycled chinese toilet paper, then it is definitely the official instructions.

You might want to call Forgeworld customer support. If you are really lucky someone there might find the time to insult your mother and tell you to get bent

FW doesnt do instructors, they do parts list and numbers. GL!

Managed to finish it without instructions, by staring at the Forgeworld images for about 2 minutes at a time.

I was gonna say the parts list is all that game in mine. I just looked at the online pics and the little bit of the guide it comes with. They turned out good so I'm happy. Check my gallery to see them. PS I put mine on bases.

 chimeara wrote:
I was gonna say the parts list is all that game in mine. I just looked at the online pics and the little bit of the guide it comes with. They turned out good so I'm happy. Check my gallery to see them. PS I put mine on bases.

Oval bases like the Maulerfiends or circle bases like the Deamon Princes / Helbrutes?

I used the maulerfeind bases.