PaintingWD 503 · p. 34
Matt applies the same mustard-yellow palette to Imperial Fists at different scales, changing from crisp edge highlights to stippled battle wear for his Horus Heresy models. His Gnarlroot Sylvaneth instead use drybrushed autumnal bark and bright greens for living and magical areas. The guide documents armour, trim, weapon casings, wood, pale hair and luminous details as distinct but repeatable recipes.
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ShowcaseWD 503 · pp. 120–121
Seven studio collectors expand Legion forces for a campaign in the Ollanz Cluster, a staging area near the crucial route through Beta-Garmon. The introduction recaps the strategic setting and the first instalment’s small collections before presenting the newly enlarged armies. Contrasting plans for armour, infantry, rapid assault and elite intervention show how a shared campaign can support different collecting identities.
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ShowcaseWD 503 · p. 122
Rob Crouchley expands the Emperor’s Children around an Armoured Spearhead, applying black-to-purple airbrushed gradients across Predators and a Sicaran. A Proteus carries Palatine Blades in suitably ornate style, while a Kratos supplies a heavy brawler. The planned addition of Tactical Squads in Rhinos acknowledges the need to claim objectives within an otherwise enthusiastic commitment to tanks.
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