Warhammer AoS: Unleash Chaos with the Start Collecting! Slaves to Darkness 2019 Review

The thumbnails look amazing and are very detailed but they don't match perfectly. This is probably due to how detailed and complex the models are. On average, a Chaos Knight in this box has 11 or 12 pieces, while a Space Marine Biker only has around 6 or 7 pieces. their parts. File some of the connectors and use glue instead of just pressing them together will solve the gap problem but not completely and you will still sometimes see a 0.5mm gap between the parts. If that doesn't bother you…

They look good when put together, but the build and finish is poor. Play Workshop didn't put much effort into making the models easy to assemble. They don't go together well, plus not quite the best flush fit or ease of assembly. Probably the worst build start I've done in a long time. Knights were the worst in my opinion

The art on the figures is beautiful and goes well with the old Slaves to Darkness models. This time, however, GW fell into the trap of over-engineering. As a side note, I've been building Games Workshop for a long time and these so-called easy-to-build models are mostly exactly as advertised. At this event I would not recommend this set unless you know you will need to fill in significant gaps and remove some pins to get a better fit. Don't get me wrong, the characters look great, but the…