Or use magnets...if you want to be really cheap, use blue tac XD

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Calling the Brayherd: Beastmen Tactics
Court of the Lady: Bretonnia Tactics

Rangrok1k - Azeebo...I love you

DrMasenkoSauce - You're the master of 40k. Everything you say in the matter is 100% correct

Because i don't like Chaos, i've played a Chaos fantasy army and was not impressed. it didn't fit me, or my play style. an army is much than the sum of it's models, it has a soul as well, and that soul is you. your effort is what makes the paint bring the model to life, the conversion and little attention to details that you add are what makes the model unique, in effect giving it a spirit, and eventually the entire army comes to life under your ministrations, and you become a part of it throughout the whole process, in effect becoming it's soul. if an army doesn't fit your play style, nothing you can do will bring that army to life.

at heart i'm a tech head, so Eldar with their grav tanks, Necron with their machine bodies, Orks with their cobbled together vehicles and cybernetics, and Skaven for the warp tech all fit my play style and speak to me as a tech head. my nids even do the same thing, because even they are a tech army, it's just that their tech is organic rather than machine.

and now I'll stop with the Buddhist Tao speech.

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New research has discovered that research causes cancer in lab rats.
Assembled the model before painting?? It's not a n00b mistake, it's a training exercise to improve your painting skills

I agree, a part of the fun with making a army is to paint and model the army yourself.

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Dark Eldar Archon of the Serrated Blade Kabal.

Dark Eldar: W:15 L:5 D:1 5th.

Dark Eldar: W:1 L:1 D:0 6th.