EditorialWD 345 · p. 1
A move to a brighter office uncovers the White Dwarf team’s neglected miniatures and prompts lunchtime painting and games. Mark Latham divides his attention between Reikland and Space Marines, then compares the excitement of Black Reach with opening his own second-edition box years earlier. He hopes today’s newcomers will form similar memories. The editorial connects a major release with the everyday pleasure of reviving projects and sharing them with colleagues.
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CommunityWD 345 · p. 13
The new School League season invites clubs to prepare armies and teams after the summer, with fifth-edition 40K and Black Reach providing fresh challenges. Store activities can include tactical tuition, painting, scenery making and club tournaments before the regional and national stages. The notice explains how teachers can obtain an information pack and arrange visits or contacts with nearby school and library clubs.
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InterviewWD 345 · pp. 14–21
Andy Hall opens the new boxed game and examines how its forty-six miniatures, complete pocket rules and hobby booklet form a starting collection. Ted Williams, Dave Thomas and Seb Perbet describe balancing viable Ork and Marine forces while fitting ambitious models onto four frames. The Dreadnought’s reduced parts count, Deffkopta design and careful frame stacking reveal how sculpting and mould-making work together. Character equipment was fixed early enough to support strong poses.
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