Question 1

Any suggestions on what glue would be the best to buy for this ? Many thanks

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Any plastic cement/poly cement will do the job. Citadel sell a small bottle of it with a precision nozzle for small areas. You can also get another brand (the name of which escapes me atm) that has a brush applicator so you don’t end up with too much on the model. You could also use super glue if you need to but the plastic cement is the better one as it fuses the plastic together instead of just gluing them together like super glue.

Question 2

What size  are these figures when completed

Accepted Answer

28mm

Question 3

How many miniatures are there in the set?

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You normaly get 10 figures plus xtra bits for them so you cancustomise them,some boxes come with 3 figures,some with only 1,there is allso box sets with the commplete game in there.

Question 4

My grandson has the warhammer 40,000 recruit edition. what is a good set to add to this as a christmas gift? thanks in advance.

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It depends if he prefers playing Space Marines or Necrons (the Space Marines are the ones that look like Roman soldiers in coloured space suits, and the Necrons look like metallic skeletons with an Ancient Egyptian fixation). Or would like to try something else (there are a lot of different armies to play).

If he likes the Space Marines, maybe get him something like the 'Primaris Chaplin on a Bike', 'Primaris Inceptors', or 'Primaris Redemptor Dreadnought'. They are all good units that blend with what he has and work regardless of how he plays Space Marines. However, these all require plastic cement, unlike the ones in the Recruit edition. Try the 'Primaris Outriders' or 'Invader ATV' if that's a problem instead.

If it's Necrons, then possibly 'Skorpekh Destroyers' a 'Canoptek Doomstalker' or a 'Lokhust Heavy Destroyer' (which don't need plastic cement) or 'Immortals/Deathmarks' or 'Triarch Pretorians' (who do).

In addition, there's a whole host of other things to do with building and painting the models, literature (some of which is quite violently graphic, so Games Workshop/Black Library has made some less adult-themed books too), rules books and more. You'll probably need to your son or daughter about this, though.

I hope that helps.

ASIN	B08P7XNWPG
Age Range Description	Bébé
Animal Theme	Bear
Are Batteries Required	No
Best Sellers Rank	60,966 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) 299 in Tabletop & Miniature Gaming
Brand Name	Games Workshop
Collection Name	Warhammer 40,000
Colour	Blue
Customer Package Type	FFP
Customer Reviews	4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (692)
Educational Objective	Exchange, share
Global Trade Identification Number	05011921138623
Included Components	Plastic miniatures, assembly tools, instructions
Indoor Outdoor Usage	Indoor
Is Assembly Required	Yes
Is Autographed	No
Item Dimensions	20 x 12 x 5 centimetres
Item Type Name	Blender
Manufacturer	Games Workshop
Manufacturer Contact Information	Memphis, TN 38141,US
Manufacturer Part Number	GAW48-36-99-12-01-01-283
Manufacturer Warranty Description	2 Year Limited Warranty
Manufacturer recommended age	12 months - 4 years
Material Type	Acrylic
Model Name	Space Marine Primaris Intercessori d'Assalto
Model Number	48-36
Model Series	Space Marine Primaris Intercessors
Number of Packs	1
Number of Pieces	10
Number of Players	1
Operation Mode	Manual
Outer Material	Cardstock
Play Activity Location	Tabletop
Recommended Uses For Product	Gaming: Warhammer 40,000
Scale	miniature
Set Name	Space Marines: Assault Intercessors
Size	Medium
Special Features	Heavy Bolt Pistol, Astartes Chainsword
Style	Classic
Sub Brand	Space Marine
Team Name	Space Marine
Theme	tabletop games
Toy Figure Type	Miniature Figure
Unit Count	28.3495 gram
character	Space Marine

Games Workshop - Warhammer 40,000 - Space Marines: Assault Intercessors

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