ModellingWD 299 · pp. 18–19
Paul Rudge builds the Dwarf tower from a foamboard mock-up, layered polystyrene rock and a timber-framed box clad in brick-textured plasticard. Sculptural Dwarf details, a rooftop beacon and small handmade fittings give it character, while grey drybrushing and a brown wash tie the rock and half-buried statues together.
Warhammer Fantasy BattlesDwarfs5 paint colours
ModellingWD 299 · pp. 72–77
A heraldry-led checklist builds a Space Marine Chapter through armour colours, name and emblem before turning to company and squad markings. Contrasting colours and several ways to divide armour provide a starting vocabulary, while Codex and non-Codex examples show how organisational identity can remain legible within an original design.
Warhammer 40,000Space Marines
ModellingWD 299 · pp. 78–81
Adi Wood turns multipart Space Marines into small scenes by matching head direction, weapon position and stance to a specific action. Cutting at armour joints, pinning separated sections and replacing damaged detail with putty extends the basic kit’s flexibility, with examples ranging from sentries and reloading troops to running and communicating figures.
Warhammer 40,000Space Marines