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PAINTING·WHITE DWARF 295

A Tale of Good & Evil: Easterlings

July 2004·p. 126

THE SHORT VERSION

Adrian Wood enjoys the contrast between uniformed Easterlings and his individually varied Orcs. Batches of four models keep the work manageable while reinforcing their regimented appearance. Red cloth, gold armour and shaded silver weapons establish the scheme, with extra care reserved for the command figures. Skin beneath the visor needs only a simple treatment, making the distinctive warriors comparatively quick to add.

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Games Workshop News

Spartacus introduces a historical campaign supplement, while Imperial Armour Volume Two promises Space Marine and Inquisition vehicles in a large illustrated volume. Further notices cover Valten sculpture, the Gaming Club Network, Fanatic, Black Library and coming Pelennor Fields support. WarCry expansions let card-game players contribute to Storm of Chaos. Staff project updates describe continuing work on armies and terrain.

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Mirkwood Errata

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Will of Iron: Painting the Chaos Basilisk

Christian Byrne repeats the infantry’s metallic scheme on the vehicle, adding dust, rust and weathering to make it look used. Masking tape helps keep large chevrons straight, while successive pale drybrushes connect the tank to the army’s wasteland bases. Orange-and-brown stains descend from bolts, and brass shells add a distinct metallic accent. Railway weathering powder supplements the paint effects without being identified by a product colour.

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