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The Mighty Zug

June 2009·p. 7

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The veteran Reavers star receives a new figure emphasising brute strength over agility. His history recalls the team’s famous Blood Bowl championship. The sculpt gives a painter substantial muscles and a battered face to work with. Keith Robertson’s gallery later shows a personal interpretation of the same model.

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ReviewWD 354 · p. 3

Empire Steam Tank

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

Empire Greatswords

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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ReviewWD 354 · p. 4

Marius Leitdorf

The Mad Count receives a mounted figure that combines aristocratic display with evident eccentricity. His Runefang identifies an Elector Count rather than an ordinary noble. The notice introduces the character whose unusual behaviour shapes the campaign reports. Dave Thomas’s sculpt supplies a particularly colourful army centrepiece.

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