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Army Workshop: Blood Angels

February 2011·pp. 94–101

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Nick Bayton and Duncan Rhodes each build and paint a Blood Angels Battleforce and Captain, producing two noticeably different forces from the same components. Duncan’s clean newly arrived strike force contrasts with Nick’s battered campaigning 3rd Company. Their choices alter posing, jump-pack allocation, transport passengers, heraldry and bases as well as paint finish, demonstrating how a small common starting set can support distinct stories and battlefield intentions.

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EditorialWD 374 · Inside cover

Editorial: Seeing Red

Andrew Kenrick celebrates the Blood Angels’ new Furioso and Stormraven kits and the excitement of finally seeing the gunship described in the previous year’s Codex. Questions now turn to armament, army composition and painting, and the issue follows that enthusiasm through a battle report, a new mission, Apocalypse formations and two contrasting Battleforce projects.

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CommunityWD 374 · pp. 11–13

News

News previews Warhammer Forge’s resin monsters and engines, including the work-in-progress Great Toad Dragon, and examines the full-size Space Marine costume commissioned for THQ. Deathwatch’s The Emperor Protects adventure collection and Dawn of War II: Retribution broaden the gaming coverage. The website preview promises further Stormraven material, formations, painting and support for the Armageddon campaign.

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InterviewWD 374 · pp. 14–25

Blood Angels: Design Notes

Andy Hall speaks with Mat Ward, Dale Stringer and Jes Goodwin about expressing the Blood Angels’ nobility, psychic potential and doomed inheritance in their new models. The Furioso kit grows into three distinct walkers, including a Librarian whose hood and articulated force weapon visibly distinguish him. The Stormraven develops from a gap between small transports and the Thunderhawk into a brutal, recognisably Astartes aircraft, with interchangeable doors, working ramps and landing options that serve the modeller as well as the battlefield story.

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