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Hobby Hacks: Rusty Ork Buildings

October 2024·p. 27

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Ork scenery begins with black and silver sprays, followed by clan-coloured details. Very thin brown and orange washes collect in recesses to suggest rust without complicated individual weathering marks. A second method uses the fine grit in Typhus Corrosion beneath a light orange drybrush, adding the rough surface of heavily oxidised metal.

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Editorial

Lyle Lowery introduces Orktober through a battle report that grew from Duncan Waugh’s enthusiasm into a six-player studio project. Each participant builds around a different Ork detachment, while Lyle paints the squig objectives. The editorial connects those personal bursts of excitement with the creative energy behind both hobby projects and the magazine.

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Readers share affectionate mishaps, favourite army projects and enthusiasm for The Old World across generations. Oli Musil’s account of rescuing two magazines from bathwater accompanies a Dark Krakens miniature, while other letters discuss the Four Warlords finale and making scenic hills. Painted reader collections and photographs of the studio’s issue 500 celebration broaden the section’s view of hobby life.

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