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after fiddling with my necrons and breaking an arm it made me wonder, who has the easiest range of minis to assemble?
im sure thats a loaded question as everyone has their tough kits but i'm thinking overall.

orks with big chonky boys?

nids with all of their lovely push fit bugs?

what do you think?

Space Marines. Big, chunky, and the pauldrons are a godsend for hiding posing mistakes.

Push fit i find adding extra fiddly if you want to avoid gaps.

But yea can't beat marines. Loyal, chaos, all work.

tneva82 wrote:
Push fit i find adding extra fiddly if you want to avoid gaps.

But yea can't beat marines. Loyal, chaos, all work.

While I’ve not put together any chaos in a while, from my time in WHFB, the spikes add an extra level of irritation when cleaning/assembling. Anytime the model want to hurt you is another plus on the side of the loyalist.

Solid parts, not fragile. Basic space marines are the way to go.

A Grot based army.

99% of your infantry consist of sold body + head.
Grot tanks (FW) are super simple to build.
As are grot Mega Tanks & Kanz - though they have a # of pieces.
The 2nd most complex things are Mek Gunz.
The most complex? Either of the plastic Red Gobbos.

Anything you add after that ups the complexity .