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COMMUNITY·WHITE DWARF 443

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June 2019·pp. 4–5

THE SHORT VERSION

Readers welcome the revived Index articles and share collecting ambitions, while Grombrindal answers another unusual question. A technical reply gives blue, green and orange plasma-coil recipes, explaining how brighter central colours and a unifying wash produce a glow without elaborate equipment.

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Biel-Tan GreenCasandora YellowDrakenhof NightshadeFire Dragon BrightLahmian MediumLothern BlueMacragge BlueMephiston RedMoot GreenWarpstone GlowWhite ScarYriel Yellow

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A Tale of Four Warlords: The Warlords of Vigilus

The collectors return with new troops, painted scenery and their first small battles. Raven Guard efficiently defeat Guard opponents while a cult Biophagus escapes slow Chaos Terminators, using Kill Team to put partially completed armies into action before the full forces are ready.

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Inside the Studio

The studio tour introduces Lyle’s miniatures, Mark Bedford’s converted cult gang and recent games. Personal painting habits and discussions of favourite novels connect these small projects to the stories and shared enthusiasm that keep established collections growing.

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Access Granted!

The Bunker introduction previews reader miniatures, a vast French battle and a new collection of light-hearted monthly awards on the back page. A recurring painting-challenge calendar gives themes and submission windows, while the achievement tracker explains how painting, scenarios and club events contribute towards hobby ranks. The printed sample log is labelled June 2026 within this May issue and functions as a club record rather than changing the magazine’s publication date.

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