CommunityWD 503 · pp. 2–5
Readers describe finding an entry into Warhammer through the magazine and maintaining a family hobby after moving from Wisconsin to Prague. The gallery includes a Bretonnian-inspired Mangler Squig conversion with colourful heraldry and a marshy base, while the featured Tome Keepers collection turns a personal painting challenge into an expanding Space Marine force.
Warhammer 40,000Age of SigmarTome Keepers5 paint colours
CommunityWD 503 · pp. 18–21
The second month of the studio league adds a bonus for every game played, increasing opportunities to catch the early leaders. The report tracks faction participation, games in Aqshy and Ghyran, additional awards and a changed leaderboard. Dan Harden describes how his new Skaven exploit mobile characters and retreat abilities, illustrating how a growing painted army and practical experience develop together.
Age of SigmarSkaven
PaintingWD 503 · pp. 20–21
Matt Seymour uses hot orange-red flame colours against cooler teal and blue to make his Tzeentch models look unnaturally vivid. Pale, pastel bases separate the figures from their surroundings, while non-metallic yellow-gold trim connects the warm and cold areas. Short recipes document flames, teal details, gold trim and the delicately coloured bases.
Age of SigmarDisciples of Tzeentch12 paint colours