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Death Company Dreadnought

May 2013·p. 88

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Christian Byrne gives the Death Company walker dark armour with vivid blood-red decoration. Metallic edges and carefully placed red highlights keep the large shape readable. The discussion connects the finish to the model’s aggressive character rather than treating it as a uniform black block. Selected named paints provide references, with a fuller guide located outside this article.

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