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Event Profile: Warhammer World Art and Design Exhibitions

February 2009·p. 103

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Warhammer World’s rotating exhibitions combine original illustrations, development sculpts and painted miniatures to explain how finished Games Workshop designs take shape. The programme looks back through older work as well as celebrating new releases, with Lizardmen and Lord of the Rings displays followed by John Blanche’s selection for his twenty-fifth full-time year. The profile encourages close inspection of original brushwork and early models rather than treating the displays as a release catalogue.

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