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PAINTING·WHITE DWARF 407

Nihilakh Oxide

November 2013·p. 117

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Andrew treats copper-alloy decay differently from iron rust. A blue-green wash settles into recesses and leaves a pale patina over the surrounding surface. Reapplying metallic paint restores selected areas where the original copper should show. A Death Guard Marine and Leigh Woosey’s Sartosan Vampire illustrate combinations of the new effects.

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Warplock BronzeHashut CopperRunefang SteelAgrax EarthshadeNihilakh Oxide

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Black Legion

The hardback supplement follows the Luna Wolves and Sons of Horus into Abaddon’s Black Legion. A timeline and varied warbands show how that identity develops beyond a single former Legion. Scenarios, miniature galleries and Kai Lim’s artwork support collecting ideas. The notice follows the earlier digital release with a physical edition.

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Chaos Collection

A limited presentation set combines the Chaos Space Marines, Chaos Daemons and Black Legion books with an art folio. Separate mandala illustrations form a larger image when placed together. A matte case unifies the four volumes. The notice records the elaborate packaging and worldwide run of five hundred copies.

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Armies of Renown

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