The Ravages of War
November 2005·pp. 58–61
THE SHORT VERSION
Steve Cumiskey and Chad Mierzwa show how different weapon types leave distinguishable marks on vehicles, infantry and scenery. Drilled impacts and painted glass cracks contrast with scorched paint, gouged beam strikes, explosive pitting and molten or acid-damaged armour. Examples also add flowing oil and Tyranid erosion. The introduction asks modellers to match the damage level to whether the piece represents a functioning vehicle or an outright wreck.
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