Editing Warhammer 40,000/8th Edition Tactics/Imperial Knights (section)

===Modeling and painting Cons===

* Price. Your ''cheapest'' models are the Armiger knights at a cool $75 USD. Your standard Questorius class knights run at $157 and the Dominus knights are a non-multikit bearing ''$170!'' Lube up your wallet if you go Forge World--with knights averaging at '''$300'''. Depending on the faction this isn't actually much more expensive than a regular army considering you only need 3-4 Questorius models to function, but it certainly ''feels'' more expensive.
* A neutral aspect more than a con, but while knights can take simple paintjobs, they thrive in the design and freehand painting fields. Look up imperial knights on google and you'll be smitten with dozens of beautiful paintjobs. If you put your knight down with three colors and no decals you're kinda missing out on some spectacle for your army. Thankfully, provided you either A) Paint the colors on smooth and with decent contrast or B) weather the hell out of them, your knight will look good without sacrificing your limbs to the machine god for better dexterity.