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MINIATURE SHOWCASE·WHITE DWARF 359

Painting Masters: Martin Footitt and Luke McFarlane

November 2009·p. 86

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Martin contrasts a warmly painted Tomb King with cold blue gems and an accidentally thematic base. His Amethyst Wizard supplies another recent project. Luke’s Australian competition entries include a Slayer Sword-winning battlesuit and a gold-winning Eldar figure. An extensively converted jetbike adds intricate freehand work to the selection.

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Miniature showcaseWD 359 · pp. 80–87

Painting Masters: A Retrospective

The series returns to seven previously featured painters to show how their work has developed. Experiments with non-metallic metal, scratch-built scenes, conversions and unusual colour choices reveal different ambitions. Introductory advice covers spot colours, a core palette and corrective glazes. The selection emphasises continuing experimentation rather than treating an earlier showcase as a finished achievement.

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Miniature showcaseWD 359 · p. 81

Painting Masters: Darren Latham

Darren’s recent miniatures demonstrate his growing confidence with non-metallic metal. Gold appears on helmets, armour and smaller accessories rather than only on a single display piece. His successful Celestial Wizard applies the same technique to a staff. The page connects several different subjects through a developing painting method.

High Elves
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Miniature showcaseWD 359 · pp. 82–83

Painting Masters: Mike Anderson

Mike uses individual models to test verdigris, smooth cloth and an albino complexion. Two large scratch-built scenes draw on the grimy humour of Warhammer art. A fighting cock, a curious cabin boy and tiny marine details make the settings rewarding to inspect. The gallery connects technical experiments to storytelling through sculpted objects.

Bretonnia
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