Slain Mûmak

THE SHORT VERSION

Mark Bedford removes the howdah and rebuilds the beast’s flank and leg joints to place it convincingly on its side. A larger wooden base supports the new pose, while flattened brass-rod arrows, broken weapons and scattered vegetation explain its fate without distracting from the enormous fallen body.

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Find this article in White Dwarf 301, pp. 108–109.

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