ShowcaseWD 404 · pp. 42–47
Jamie’s collection has been repeatedly rebuilt across twelve years and hundreds of games. Historical siege warfare, John Blanche’s conversions and fiction all shape its identity. Every model receives some personal alteration, from head swaps to ambitious vehicle changes. Trophies record actual opponents and battles, making the army a visual history rather than a set of anonymous spikes and skulls.
Warhammer 40,000Iron Warriors
ShowcaseWD 404 · pp. 96–97
Duncan gives every infantry squad its own transport with matching identification. The growing force uses mainly Forge World models but incorporates many compatible Citadel components. An Apothecary and command figures provide visual variety without abandoning the Legion palette. Transfers and consistent company markings make the collection look organised as a military formation.
The Horus HeresySons of Horus
ShowcaseWD 404 · p. 98
Maxime Pastourel combines imaginative Nurgle conversions with smoothly painted pale armour. Oil leaks and orange rust disturb the otherwise clean finish. A Chimera-based transport contains enough interior room to position the entire squad. The vehicle’s unusual chimney and other additions extend the same corrupted mechanical theme as the infantry.
Warhammer 40,000Death Guard