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A Tale of Four Warlords: Thokt Dynasty

January 2022·pp. 16–17

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Szarekh becomes the crowning centrepiece of Jonathan Stapleton’s Thokt Dynasty, joining the Monolith and Void Dragon. Painting the Silent King takes longer than expected and delays his intended Praetorian escort, illustrating both the demands and satisfaction of finishing an already spectacular collection.

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CommunityWD 472 · pp. 4–9

Contact!

Readers share young painters’ achievements and ambitious displays from Thailand, including a moving giant Trygon. A gallery and painting questions connect these elaborate projects with everyday hobby progress, ranging from individual characters to a large freehand-decorated Titan.

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ModellingWD 472 · p. 6

Conversion Corner: Inquisitorial Warband

Michael Hanns builds Inquisitor Sebastian von Dernbach’s retinue from mismatched figures and equipment. Their shared John Blanche-inspired grime unifies unusual specialists and a daemonhost, with stippled and spattered paint helping the warband feel like inhabitants of the same unpleasant corner of the Imperium.

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PaintingWD 472 · p. 7

Painting Question: Howling Griffons

The studio explains the red and yellow quarters of Robin’s Howling Griffons. Controlled shading preserves the strength of both bright colours, while successive highlights define armour edges and help the Chapter’s complex heraldic scheme remain clear across a complete miniature.

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