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PAINTING·WHITE DWARF 341

Painting Bloodletters

May 2008·p. 29

THE SHORT VERSION

The Bloodletter’s red foundation receives an overall red ink wash and deeper brown shading around scales and recesses. Restored red layers move towards orange on the raised surfaces, preserving the darker areas beneath. Its sword starts darker and gains a brighter tip and edges through red-orange mixtures. Finished examples show how changing the contrast between blade and body can make the same model look shadowy or molten.

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Editorial: The Daemons Arrive

Grombrindal introduces the simultaneous Daemon releases as an unusual shared project for both major Warhammer settings. Design interviews explain the undertaking, while a Dark Angels battle and an Old World campaign demonstrate the armies in action. The rest of the issue continues the Middle-earth allies tactica, develops a characterful undead collection and examines exceptional painted models. The introduction balances the month’s daemonic invasion with practical collecting and painting projects.

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CommunityWD 341 · p. 12

Half Term In-store

Stores prepare Daemon-themed gaming and hobby sessions for the May holiday, alongside the launch of a National Painting Competition. The painting programme offers a chance to develop skills before local judging and Golden Demon. Black Library Day adds novel-inspired battles, character conversions and dioramas. The page presents these events as opportunities to join a new army project, defend against it or explore favourite fiction with models.

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InterviewWD 341 · pp. 14–29

Scions of the Dark Gods

Andy Hall explores the return of independent Daemon armies with Alan Merrett, Mat Ward and Alessio Cavatore. The project restores the attention once given to Chaos in Realm of Chaos, develops mythic individual characters and shares a miniature range across two settings. Mat explains a self-contained Fantasy army, while Alessio describes the unusual deployment of its far-future counterpart. Art discussion, a Soul Grinder profile and basic painting recipes show how the shared identity becomes distinct tabletop forces.

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