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Hi,

Greven here, an old-school collector/ painter, played a few games but lack
of community dropped me out of playing GW in general.

Since i will be moving soon, there is a GW store and rich community nearby, and
i already dropped by to see how my experience there would be, which was great i have to say.
Started to look around, saw some huge robot codex ( Imperial Knights ) and bought it right off the bat.

Scouring the internet, i saw that not many players are fond of these things, and luckily for me i still have some
catachan jungle fighters left ( lol ) , bought a battalion once and found these old figures back. ( yay )

And now of course i am willing to get back into the action, but i have to say, i will be needing some tips and
tricks for molding a fine catachan army to use again ( With knight ofc. ) thats why i came looking here.

Thanks already!

Welcome! Knights are really awesome models.

You can use it with any Imperial army I think, a force of Guardsmen on the frontline while the huge Knight obliterates stuff looks AWESOME, and so does a bunch of Marines supported by a skyscraper sized Knight mech. Apparently they're also a joy to paint, remember to paint the armour plates separately and glue them onto the painted skeleton to make the job easier.

Greetings,

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