Dreadnought assembly instructions.

[revmatt]

So Im a noob and paranoid. I bought a second hand, on sprue dreadnought and it didnt come with assembly instructions. Does anyone have a scan of the instructions or a website with them that they could post here/ email me? I know, I suck, but I dont wanna get half way through and find Ive mucked it up. Ive actually never put one together before.
TRhanks in advance.

 

[JesterzUSMC]

Gimme a bit, if no one else does I\'ll try and spell it out for ya. GW doesn\'t show a sprue pic for me to photoshop

 

[revmatt]

Thanks Jester, yer a gem. I just figured that someone out there MUST have some instructions that they could scan/take pics of and post.

 

[JesterzUSMC]

 

[Bengoodall]

http://www.bwbits.com/Space%20Marine%20Dreadnought%20Bits.html

Ok, this shows the parts.

If you go down to the 10th pic, thats the torso section.

The bit with the big round seat is the bottom of the torso, that goes on top of the leg section, the sides go on the sides of that, the two sensor sections go to the front, and the sides lock on, ribbed sides to the top, and to the front. the front plate, which has the hole in it, sits on top of that, and locks onto the sides.

You are left with one last piece that sits on top of the whole lot, then the engine mounts on the back of all that, just make sure it all fits together nice before gluing anything.

The feet and legs should be easy to see, feet on the base, legs glue together, with the two small knubs facing forward, the armour plates sit on those.

Weapons click in place on the large knubs on either side of the torso.

 

[revmatt]

Thanks guys,
do the stormbolter and heavy flamer mount under the main weapon arms? And while we are at it, any pros/cons on magnetized arms?

 

[Undave]

The stormbolter or heavy flamer fits on the lugs under the powerfist. You probably won\'t need magnets unless you are intending to use resin or metal arms on it. The plastic arms fit quite snugly so you won\'t need to glue them on.