1 - Straight out of the Bag.
As you'd expect given the chosen material you get some big lumps of resin to remove. It's worth noting that the left over lumps of resin with the stumps sticking out make perfectly expectable urban scenery barricades when painted appropriately...maybe that'll be a tutorial for another time...
2 - The Parts.
There were no major issues with these bits at all. Just the usual outer edge mould lines and bits of flash that you'd expect to find.
3 - Stage One and Two.
The legs are nicely detailed and the torso's fit onto them without much tidying up. You can mix and match torso's and legs freely so you can can get a lot of variation between models.
4 - Weapons and Heads...
This unit comes with enough weapons to equip them all with guns if you wish though I gave one the 'Heavy Plaguedealer'. It'll take a few games before I start worryingly about unit optimisation. I tend to prefer to kill things at a distance so some weapon changes will inevitably occur as I find out what works...and what doesn't...
I've been really enjoying these models. They're well detailed and fit together quite nicely. Tomorrow I'll assemble the characters (Alakhai and Golgotha) as well as the Behemoth and hopefully get them all based and under-coated.
Thoughts and comments are (as usual) most welcome.