They just have to shove them down your throats as the poster chapter, over and over again. That’s why they are popular.
Also, are you talking about this:
Because I didn’t have any instructions with it.
P.S. or this (not the one I was talking about)?
P.P.S. My favourites are space wolves. And Red Scorpions get an honourable mention as far as sick paint schemes go:
Never seen the first box, but I believe it was the second one although I dont recall the paints having “citadel” on them, but aniway. And that´s an awesome paint scheme for the LR 
Flamey Salamander:
Nice job on damage and dust with this one, is it yours?
If it is, question.
Are the mounts movable in elevation? Any magnets?
Nope it aint mine, found it on google images, quite a cool paintjob though!! Personally, I´ve never painted a W40K tank, most I did where bikes and land speeders
You really do have to get an airbrush/spray gun for a LR or Rhino though.
Good thing Citadel has made a decent(and quite cheap) one.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5IG6F301Js
I don’t play the actual miniature game, but I enjoy the universe a lot.
My brother used to paint Warhammer minis all the time, and he still paints some now, he never uses a spray gun or airbrush. He uses a spray can for the base coat, the rest he always does by hand. Not the fastest way, but his stuff always looks impressive. I’ll see if I can get some pictures of some of his finished work if anyone is interested.
(he rarely does battle damage, but he does change poses quite often)
Well that’s basically what I was talking about. You don’t get a flat and even basing without a spray. Small details go by hand, of course.
When I would build my reaver (I hope) I would do it like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4GiDpjlBFQ
I own a couple of different sizes which I use for pc modding, I´d definately use them to do a base coat on something big like that
He’s never built anything that big, I think mostly because he doesn’t want to put the money down for the kit, considering he hasn’t played in years. He also doesn’t go that in-depth with disasembly. When he changes the pose of a mini, he usually just cuts the arm at the elbow or wrist, rotates it, and glues it back together. (possibly uses a pin)
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