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Golden Demon 2006: Competition Categories

July 2006·pp. 82–86

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The category guide explains where single figures, units, vehicles, monsters, duels and dioramas belong, using previous winning pieces as illustrations. It also distinguishes large-scale entries, the returning Lord of the Rings single-miniature class, Young Bloods and the unrestricted Open competition. Requirements for legal units, suitable bases and display dimensions show how the organisers balance gaming identity with painting and composition, while the gallery ranges from restrained individual models to elaborate narrative scenes.

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