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MODELLING·WHITE DWARF 366

Tusk and Gore

June 2010·pp. 84–89

THE SHORT VERSION

Andy Hall follows Duncan Rhodes as he explores different poses from the new Boar Boyz and River Troll kits. The Orc riders can look poised to strike or already charging, while Troll heads, hands and vomit pieces turn individual monsters into small narrative scenes. Painted examples explain focal points, shared colours and the influence of an aquatic habitat, with Duncan’s own Trolls showing several different green foundations.

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