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MODELLING·WHITE DWARF 364

Modelling Workshop: Statues

April 2010·pp. 82–83

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Chris Peach paints Honoured Imperium statues to match several existing armies and terrain sets, from volcanic black stone to gold and sandstone. Small environmental details such as snow, plants or broken surfaces make the same sculpt belong to different worlds. Examples from Warhammer and Middle-earth extend the principle, while the text points readers online for full step-by-step recipes rather than naming paints for the photographed finishes.

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