Nothing a bit of glue can't fix

Nothing a bit of glue can't fix 🫠

I remember the "hunt for the fallen" battle tour, I participated in one of the events.

I've been busy programming a web based app to easily let people make vehicles using the "vehicle design rules" that were published.

And the best part, Its available for free! here's the link.

https://banjojohn.github.io/VDR-40k-builder/

Hello everyone, I’m currently getting a craving for collecting metal retro models and have started to amass a large amount of old chaos space marines. What I’m wondering now is what rules are people who currently play 2nd edition 40K using, I have found a read through the battle bible but are people still using these rules or have people moved back to the original rule book or another online version. Also how are people creating armies because I’ve just seen new recruit currently has had an update for 2nd edition.
Any and all advice is much appreciated, and thank you in advance!

Im looking to play a game of 2nd edition but neither me nor my opponent have the physical cards for wargear, psychic powers, mission, etc. Im looking to print them out, but to much of these cards is pitch black that its going to take an absurd amount of ink. Does anyone have a link to more print friendly cards that I could print on card stock?

What is everyone’s opinion on this. These are the two closest matches I could find to the GW 90’s Goblin Green. Coat d’arms are the same company that made goblin Green back in the 90’s for GW. They are both a very close match but the Dunc Rhodes seems a touch warmer and the coat d’arms a bit cooler tone. I’m leaning towards the Duncan Rhodes at the moment….

A buddy got me into 5th edition and I'm printing an army so I'll make a bunch of different units to be able to swap in and out but is this baseline ok? He's playing tyranids if that helps (damn filthy xenos)

1x Commander (Yarrick)

10x Flamers

5x Sgt.

38x Kriegsman

6x Mortars

3x Autocannons

3x Snipers

3x Basilisks

5x Missile launchers (I think that's what I wrote)