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Painting Angmar Banners

March 2007·p. 57

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Mark Jones uses a temporary cross to transfer a hand-drawn Angmar symbol accurately onto a miniature banner. Establishing its centre and proportions on paper makes the small painted version easier to position. White shapes are filled out after the outline is copied, and black covers the construction marks, providing a simple method for repeatable freehand devices.

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