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Blastscape

July 2009·p. 9

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Craters and wreckage show the consequences of orbital strikes and falling spacecraft. Different shapes distinguish meteor impacts, firestorms and crashes. They can appear during a Planetstrike game as the battlefield changes. They also work as cover and visual detail in more conventional missions.

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EditorialWD 355 · p. 1

Editorial: A War on All Fronts

Planetstrike prompts excitement about sudden invasions and desperate defence. The editor introduces the terrain and models that make those games possible. Empire material continues alongside the wizard challenge and new brushes. The issue presents battlefield construction and painting as part of the same developing hobby.

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ReviewWD 355 · p. 3

Planetstrike

The eighty-page expansion introduces planetary invasions with distinct attacking and defending roles. Terrain profiles, force selection and hobby advice support that format. Background accounts include the assault on Rynn’s World. The release notice establishes the book explored through the issue’s interviews, armies and battle report.

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ReviewWD 355 · p. 4

Space Marine Land Speeder Storm

A modified skimmer carries Scouts into dangerous positions. Its stretched chassis gains an extra thruster and a launcher intended to disrupt enemies before the passengers attack. Six crew and passenger figures make the vehicle unusually animated. Weapon choices and equipment allow the collector to adapt it to a particular force.

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