Warhammer 40000

A real Dreadnought Stands probably between 15 and 20 feet tall and probably 7-10 feet wide.

It depends what armour they have. e.g: Scouts have 4+ armour save and terminators have 2+ armour save and normal marines have 3+ armour save

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Space Marines carry a variety of weapons based on individual chapters and what each Marine (or the squad he's apart of) is meant to do. Devastators carry heavy weapons such as las cannons and plasma cannons among others. Assault Marines are meant to get into close combat, so they carry pistols and close combat weapons like chain swords and power weapons. A standard tactical marine would carry a standard issue bolter, and they all would carry a combat knife & grenades.

Answer The same way you would paint any other model. It is best to undercoat your model, I normally use a black spray paint instead of undercoat. I then plan what I want the model to look like colour scheme etc. And then you just paint. I find GW pints to be the best.

No. It is on PC, PS4 and Xbox One.

This is entirely based on the weapons you give them and how large you want the squad to be. They're 20 points a model and you can have a minimum of 5. Leaving you 100 points of Assault Marines, if you want more they cost 18 points to expand on I believe.

Pin the larger bits together and put a bit of green stuff on the smaller bits.

Generally eBay would be your best bet if the item is from a reputable seller.

if you meant the model itself than it has a medium base and is about the size of a tau crisis battlesuit. If you meant if it where real than quite big.

A Space Marine is about 7 ft tall and around 8 in full armor. The Primarchs are likely 10ft or taller.

That's very difficult to say... But, I would say that a normal score in soccer is 1-0; 2-0; 1-1; 2-1; 0-0; 2-2... In a game 3-0; 3-1; 4-1; 5-1; 4-0; 5-0; 6-0; 7-0; 8-0 etc etc etc isn't quite a normal result, you know? It means that the game were really not equilibrated Black10 says: Yes, the person above answer is true, but sometimes you only need on goal to win.

most hobby and comic shops carry them unless they are owned by a company who makes their own products. however wizards no longer makes the star wars miniatures and george lucas has (to my knowledge) not yet made any contracts with any manufacturer to make new ones.

They are all listed in Apocalypse or Apocalypse:Reloaded

The Emperor's Champion is worth 90 points. Though you must choose one of the four vows with will add either 50, 10, 35 or 20 points depending on the vow chosen.

They move exactly as normal infantry (6")

They also roll 3 d6 when moving through terrain.

We generally refer to that pointer as the cursor.

The single most expensive model that is new in the box is also the largest: the Manta super-heavy flier for the Tau Empire. It's available from Forgeworld.co.UK.

http://www.forgeworld.co.UK/acatalog/TAU_AIRCRAFT.HTML

The Necron Gloom Prism is worth 30pts in a Warhammer 40K battle.

Daemons are a hard army to start unless you've got a pretty large amount of cash. First of all you need a codex, second fill out your compulsory with your HQ and 2 troops. You need to read through your codex and experiment on the kind of daemons you want, Nurgle, Tzneetch, Khorne, Slanesh. Each have their own advantages and disadvantages, keep in mind a daemon army has almost no shooting ability, so your gonna be trying to get up close, fast.

Look in the Space Marine Codex, that's what it is there for.

Points in warhammer 40k are based on how good a person is. An HQ unit is better than the normal people of the army and is therefor more points. you also add points to things to give them better weapons or special powers.