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The Most Holy Judging

May 2021·p. 69

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Max Faleij, Aidan Daly and Tom Winstone assess how the challenge entries communicate faith through composition, conversion and painting. Their comments explain why narrative clarity and thoughtful use of colour matter alongside technical finish when judging such varied interpretations of one theme.

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Readers share a Tome Keeper, family hobby projects and unusually colourful conversions, with a penguin photograph providing an unexpected magazine-reading location. Replies discuss drinks in the Mortal Realms, painting ruined scenery and a bright orange mercenary group, alongside a non-metallic Custodes centrepiece.

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