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Hi all, I'm working on a Sturmreise and it's... surprisingly easy to build. I had prepared myself for a big project, like a 40k titan, and it just isn't!
There's one picture on the sale page that shows the layout of each of the legs, and then the bigger pictures show all the other parts, and their positions.

I had wanted to mix fdm and sla printing more evenly, but I ended up with almost all of it in resin. I then glued it together with a cheap 2 part epoxy (the stuff that says 5minutes) and most of the time was waiting for the epoxy to cure as it was old and taking way longer than 5 minutes.

The model pieces are designed with plenty of clearance, so the tolerance between 3d printers is going to be easily accomidated for, I never had to sand or drill or cut anything to make anything fit, but I did choose to re-pose a couple of legs, and did some minor cutting for that.

Hi all, I've been considering scripting a video on the subject of using 'mundane' infantry in K47, either the included rifle squad in the K47 lists, or importing various squads from BA. Many others have pointed out the obvious, they are extremely fragile, with 5+vet being the best they can ever get. So if they come across a K47 unit directly, 1v1, they would loose, but that's not to say they don't have uses. So I got to thinking what those uses were, and what the benefits would be.

1 board saturation. Being able to spend 35points on a unit that can take an objective, means you can throw one towards every objective on the board and your opponent needs to deal with them. They are each easy to deal with, but that takes a k47 unit out of fighting your main force.

2 weapon delivery. various options including flamethrowers, disposable launchers and light mortars(Japanese) can be fielded for much cheaper than in a k47 squad. Again their fragility sort of makes them a one shot weapon.

3 memes/fun/historical/thematic, it's always valid to bring a silly list, or to represent some alternate history whilst storytelling.

4 ...

I did a video about how to use officers in BA and now I'm playing Konflikt I noticed some similarities and some differences.

Barebones is still possible, but now a cheap-ish build can also be useful. Save points and just do one specific thing.

Plinker or LD officers with a few upgrades can fit in with other squads and do officer things, but theres still different wqys to do that.

Fire support or assault officers are the same as Plinker or LD but dialed up, moch better kit so they are dangerous in their own right, with a few friendly squads nearby for a focussed battleplan.