EditorialWD 328 · Inside cover
The editorial introduces the Harlequins as guardians of the memory of the Eldar Fall whose performances and warfare are inseparable. Holo-fields, flip-belts and exceptional training explain their elusive battlefield presence. Alongside these dramatic warriors, Foundation Paints promise a practical change to the hobby: solid basecoats that can speed either mass army painting or more elaborate display work.
Warhammer 40,000Eldar
ModellingWD 328 · p. 16
The forthcoming scenery range combines plastic trees, buildings and hills with a large ready-finished gaming board. Its six sections are intended to make a full battlefield easier to store, while the Fortified Manor supplies a particularly customisable Empire setting. The preview presents terrain as part of collecting and gaming, extending the same modular approach already familiar from miniature kits.
Warhammer Fantasy BattlesThe Empire
PaintingWD 328 · p. 19
A painted goblin illustrates how four Foundation colours can establish distinct parts of a miniature directly over its undercoat. The short feature introduces the practical basecoating roles of green skin, brown equipment, red weaponry and yellow heraldry. It accompanies the range’s demonstration programme, showing the simple starting scheme that later highlights could develop.
Warhammer Fantasy BattlesOrcs & Goblins4 paint colours