Art Adept: Ben Cartwright’s Miniatures
May 2006·pp. 104–106
THE SHORT VERSION
Ben Cartwright explains his move from armies to display pieces that demonstrate techniques for other Cambridge hobbyists. His work ranges from layered yellow armour to scaled-down Inquisitor characters, object lighting and extensively sculpted heroes. A Shaggoth shares a small amount of purple through its highlights, while unusual touches such as a Canoness’s teddy bear reveal the collaborative and experimental spirit behind models intended to teach as well as impress.
AT THE PAINTING DESK
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Find this article in White Dwarf 317, pp. 104–106.
The Chapter Master heading on printed page 106 reads “Proteus”, while the accompanying prose calls the model “Protonus of the Steel Confessors”; the inconsistent source naming is not resolved by guessing.
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