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Your Local Store: Liverpool

July 2012·p. 117

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Liverpool’s long-established store combines battlefields and painting space with regulars who enter Golden Demon and share their experience. The profile emphasises advice that serves beginners and painters seeking a particular advanced technique equally. Competitions and gaming events provide recurring reasons for that mixed community to meet and work on new projects.

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