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Additional Details: Dwarf Dirigible and High Elf Dragon

October 2011·p. 102

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The auxiliaries generally repeat their parent ships’ colours, but the Dirigible and Dragon receive separate guides. A shaded warm-white balloon contrasts with the Dwarf vessel’s metal and green fittings, while the Dragon uses blue-grey shadows beneath white skin. The page also directs painters to earlier gold and bone methods for tokens and navigation pieces.

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Dheneb StoneDevlan MudSkull WhiteAstronomican GreyShadow GreyChainmailShining GoldScorched BrownTin BitzBadab BlackDwarf BronzeMithril SilverKnarloc GreenSnot GreenGoblin Green

Includes the explicitly cross-referenced metal and green recipes from Grimnir’s Thunder on page 98, as well as the paints named on page 102.

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