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Grip, Fang and Wolf

March 2005·p. 34

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Maggot’s dogs gain individual appearances from two skin schemes rather than elaborate markings. Grip and Fang receive dark mixed highlights with warmer ankles and ears, while Wolf starts brown and gains progressively lighter brown and bone accents; the instructions concentrate contrast on small anatomical details that help the animals read clearly.

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