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’Eavy Metal Showcase: Warhammer

December 2004·pp. 88–89

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Competition winners and studio painters present character pieces ranging from a Chaos warlord and Shaggoth to Grombrindal and the elegant Aenur. The gallery contrasts large monsters, carefully posed heroes and distinctive personal colour choices, with the painters and awards credited but no paint recipes supplied.

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