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SHOWCASE·WHITE DWARF 462

The Daemons Within

March 2021·pp. 52–55

THE SHORT VERSION

Koen Cambré’s gritty Absolvutorem Crusade leads a gallery of Exorcists painted by staff and readers. Individual characters, repurposed weapons, daemonic trophies and differing red recipes demonstrate how the same Chapter can support both polished studio-style forces and darker, heavily weathered collections.

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Black TemplarBlood Angels RedChaos BlackCorax WhiteDawnstoneEshin GreyEvil Sunz ScarletFlesh Tearers RedGrey SeerKhorne RedKislev FleshLeadbelcherMephiston RedNuln OilWild Rider Red

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CommunityWD 462 · pp. 4–7

Contact!

A long-term reader marks twenty-five years of hobby memories, while another family combines Space Marines with astronomical photographs. The replies discuss Deathwatch members keeping the Blood Angels’ secrets, and reader conversions show how a spider-like industrial tank and a Primaris Gabriel Seth can emerge from existing kits.

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ModellingWD 462 · p. 6

Model of the Month: Chapter Master Gabriel Seth

Antonio Procino converts an Intercessor into Gabriel Seth with a Dark Vengeance head and a reconstructed two-part chainsword. The result brings the Flesh Tearers’ imposing Chapter Master into Primaris proportions while retaining his characteristic oversized weapon and aggressive identity.

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PaintingWD 462 · pp. 8–9

In the Spotlight: Adam Gladzinski

Adam Gladzinski explains the metallic finishes and vivid green energy of his Necron collection. Controlled glazes build blade transitions, contrasting highlights separate dark machinery from brass and silver, and Tesseract Glow provides a quick luminous effect around power sources and small orbs.

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