CommunityWD 498 · pp. 4–7
Ben Richardson turns miniature boxes into framed dioramas that merge their printed artwork with real scenery. Alexis Siwa describes Be’lakor’s cool blue wings and daemonic skin, while the studio explains the Slann throne’s sandstone and ancient gold. A question about the Doom of Malan’tai explores psychic feeding, and Matteo Pasquali celebrates finally painting an Inquisitor worthy of his childhood ambition.
Age of SigmarWarhammer 40,000Slaves to Darkness13 paint colours
CampaignWD 498 · pp. 8–9
The Bunker campaign moves into its second phase and repeats the additions that allow Combat Patrol and painting to contribute to a team’s progress. Lyle’s Tyranid patrol doubles as the nucleus of a Crusade force, illustrating how one small collection can serve several formats. The rules retain separate personal rewards even when teammates fight each other, while reserving campaign points for battles against rival teams.
Warhammer 40,000
PaintingWD 498 · pp. 14–15
Matt connects traditionally coloured Aspect Warriors to Craftworld Telennar with shared orange accents, supported by turquoise details and grey wraithbone. Wade’s Third Company receives veteran reinforcements whose deep red, black and warm metallics match the existing Flesh Tearers. Their recipes make the new units part of established Crusade armies while preserving the distinctive roles of individual warriors.
Warhammer 40,000Aeldari23 paint colours