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Games Day & Golden Demon 2010

April 2011·pp. 44–47

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Andy Hall describes Games Day’s blend of participation games, designer conversations, displays and painting competition, tracing its growth from London events into an international gathering. Highlights from Italy, Spain, North America and the UK include live painting, conversion contests, enormous gaming displays and a life-sized Ultramarine. The article explains the exclusive annual miniatures and celebrates Australia’s returning event, placing Golden Demon within the wider hobby meeting.

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