ModellingWD 455 · p. 85
Dan Harden converts the first named Tome Keepers captain with a bionic arm, scarred head, distinctive axe and a prominent book. An annotated parts guide combines several marine kits, translating the developing personality of the 3rd Company commander into visible battle damage and carefully chosen equipment.
Warhammer 40,000Tome Keepers
ModellingWD 455 · pp. 88–91
Fantasy examples explore harmonious colours, vivid magic and unexpected signs of corruption. Steve Wren separates groups of Horrors by their greater daemons’ colours, converted cultists borrow bird features and Harlequin masks, and Ashley Lowe’s Leviadon reveals hidden eyes beneath its shell rather than announcing its taint from every angle.
Age of SigmarWarcryDisciples of Tzeentch6 paint colours
ModellingWD 455 · pp. 92–95
The far-future gallery ranges from a gold-armoured Iskandar Khayon and Rubric bodyguard to colourful Screamers and converted cultists. Magical bases link Scarab Occult Terminators with their effects, while Alexandre Dumillard adapts Corvus Cabal bodies and assorted weapons into a coherent blue-clad Necromunda cult.
Warhammer 40,000NecromundaThousand Sons25 paint colours