EditorialWD 348 · p. 1
Mark Latham introduces December as an opportunity for varied holiday games, highlighting the new Chaos campaign, Ringwraith scenarios, Apocalypse formations and Grombrindal’s rules. The four collectors finish their challenge with a large team battle whose result surprised him. A tribute to Alan and Michael Perry marks thirty years of sculpting, while the second Marine painting instalment provides another project for readers’ holiday time.
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CommunityWD 348 · pp. 10–12
The Lizardmen preview promises a new book, plastic Stegadon variants, Temple Guard and other reinforcements as the Slann turn to war. A separate report shows the full-sized Blood Ravens Rhino built from an FV432 for THQ’s Dawn of War II promotion. Studio notes look ahead to an enormous Ork gun and intensive Middle-earth army painting, while web news describes an expanding free archive of hobby articles.
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ShowcaseWD 348 · pp. 20–21
Four hobbyists explain the visual and tactical ideas behind their campaign armies. Wade Pryce’s Khorne force favours direct aggression, Nick Bayton’s mounted troops seek coordinated charges, and Pete Foley combines Daemons from all four powers. Phil Kelly starts with an expensive block of Chosen because he enjoys the models, intending them as a future lord’s bodyguard. The introductions show very different routes into the same campaign.
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