Rob would put a magnet in the side tread panel, using a 3/8″ magnet to hold it on through the plastic. However, you already have to do some magnet work right here. To start, the treads don’t look too bad to build. However, many people are upset about this not having a bottom, but that probably would have made GW make another sprue for the kit, which might have increased the price even more. You get three sprues in total, but just for a comparison, the Baneblade comes with nine sprues, but the sprue count doesn’t really add up to the price anymore, as the Leman Russ also comes with three sprues for $60.
SpruesĮverything looks pretty good, and most things seem like they just slap right in. You definitely want to magnetize this as the kit runs for $90 on release. Imperial Guard Rogal Dorn Battle Tank: UnboxingĬlick here to get yours for less from these retailers: | Amazon | Dicehead Games | Bazooka Games | Frontline Gaming | That way, you can decide if this is worth your hard-earned hobby dollars. We will show you everything, including the sprues, bits, and of course, the size. He’ll see what it takes to get it ready for the tabletop, show you the model’s size, how to magnetize it, and tell you the GOTCHAS to be aware of when building it!
Rob is back unboxing the newest release for Warhammer 40k, which has created some controversy. It’s real here are all the pictures of the new “Praetorian” Rogal Dorn Imperial Guard Warhammer 40k tank, including rules, size, and more!
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