Imperial Guard Tank Markings
September 2010·pp. 94–101
THE SHORT VERSION
Chad Mierzwa and Duncan Rhodes explain how camouflage, company colours, squadron identifiers and personal honours can give an Imperial tank a believable service history. The guide establishes the organisation behind the markings, then demonstrates painting and masking methods alongside numerous regimental alternatives. Its concluding Knight of Vengeance combines those elements on a Demolisher, distinguishing the campaign badge, squadron diamond, vehicle name and kill markings rather than adding symbols without a purpose.
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Find this article in White Dwarf 369, pp. 94–101.
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