EditorialWD 354 · p. 1
Mark welcomes the Empire releases while admitting that his own army remains unfinished. Jervis’s column encourages him to revisit a substantial Vampire Counts collection assembled from older figures. Adding a few modern units makes that force usable again. He presents the month’s modelling and games as reasons to enjoy both new and familiar miniatures.
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ReviewWD 354 · p. 3
The new plastic machine combines an armoured exterior with a detailed interior and Engineer. Alternative weapons and chimneys allow different appearances. Its construction brings a formerly imposing specialist model into the plastic range. The notice emphasises both the kit’s customisation and its distinctive place in an Empire army.
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ReviewWD 354 · p. 4
Ten elite infantry form a regiment of heavily armoured veterans. Interchangeable heads, paired weapon arms and additional equipment provide variety. The components also mix with the surrounding Empire range. The release supplies useful material for the extensive conversion workshop later in the issue.
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