Yes! It doesn't have the instructions for assembly, but it has all the parts to make it 40K

Whoa. Loving the makeup

@@swordnsteele712 im going to get so many of these 😅

It's a nice model as well, really good as part of a Black Legion army

Still partial to the old metal 40k one with the Kai gun, but this one is definitely awesome and easily the best plastic demon prince kit.

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Chaos Naomi cannot be stopped. I would like more of her chaos side exposed in future videos. 😈

And we already know how deftly she wields her chainsaw...😈

Same... ive bought and sold countless chaos armies since, but managed to keep my last WHFB chaos army and decided to recreate it in a 'grim dark' tone with the absolutely wonderfully detailed sculpts over the past year. Very excited to get them on the board

I guess if you are a chaos player you can't have too many daemon princes

Plenty of those bits on ebay for next to nothing.

Yeah, this is totally the right move. My bottle of cement is in Japanese but it has an illustration telling you to do that technique.

The marks would fall off if not magnetized or glued The Daemon Prince has all the parts to make it 40K! When it comes out alone, I'll assemble him 40K as well :) The shields are basically complete so you could stick them wherever you like :) Particularly for if you are using the Sword variant, since technically they still are supposed to be wielding shields even when you attach their horn and/or standard Happy assembling!!

@@swordnsteele712 Sadly i'm a total noob about magnetising. O.o If you make tutorials about that someday ... till then i will save them. It's crazy they did not think about that when they created these minis ... changing marks (and demon heads) would be such a cool option. Thanx again for these informations. ps : my box is not here yet, still have 6 days to wait fort it. You lucky girl ! ^^

​@@kékédesplages-d6d for magnetising, 1) Use the smallest magnets that will hold the weight of the piece/assembly, 1/16"×1/16" cylinder neodymium magnets work for most infantry and vehicle accessories/secondary weapons, 2) Carefully drill a hole of the same size and depth as the magnet in a way that will be hidden when the optional piece is attatched in both opposing facings. 3) Use a stack of magnets as an applicator to ensure correct alignment and *dryfit* the magnets, one from each opposite end of the stack. 4) Use a piece of blisterpack plastic as a separator and double check the alignment of the magnets, sliding them apart sideways. 5) fix the magnets in place with superglue if the friction between hole and magnet isn't enough to retain them. Have fun! And don't glue yourself or your clothes to the magnets... Don't ask...

@@SonsOfLorgar ^^ Thanx, but i'm a visual person. If by any chance you have a proxy tutorial somewhere using 1/16 cylinders ... cause i'm prety sure i don't have the right drills to do that.

Yes, I'm sorry for forgetting to mention it 🤦‍♀️ It doesn't have the instructions to assemble it that way, but it has all the parts to make it 40K

They do still hold their weapon, ruleswise. So, no, there is no downside :)

@@swordnsteele712 nice. Thanks!

I did :P

There are rules for the Chaos Chosen, but no rules as yet for the Theridons. However, there are rules for the Myrmidon, so you could use them for that 🤷‍♀️

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That one was 240 CAD, if I recall correctly 🤔