ShowcaseWD 505 · pp. 66–77
Jack Masters presents the Goff horde he expanded into a 6,500-point collection after deciding to improve his painting in 2022. Strong green skin and black armour unify an army that serves both competitive gaming and personal relaxation. He describes winning painting awards, reaching the top UK Ork ITC ranking with Ghazghkull, enjoying games with opponents and building looted Knights from an eclectic stock of Ork, Imperial and squig parts.
Warhammer 40,000Orks
ShowcaseWD 524 · pp. 34–49
The second Knight gallery collects individual Imperial and Chaos war machines painted and converted by studio hobbyists. Each contributor ties a striking model to its pilot, household or personal history, then explains practical choices in construction or colour. The spread ranges from a walking Dark Angels shrine to weathered renegades and daemonic engines, with compact recipes that make the varied armour and metal treatments reusable.
Warhammer 40,000Imperial Knights
ShowcaseWD 524 · pp. 116–117
A reader gallery celebrates magical characters in keeping with the issue’s wizard-duel theme. Carlos Gascon Rodriguez’s Be’lakor leads the display, followed by Scott Burns’s Slann Starmaster, Alex Magotti’s Goblin Shaman, Marc Tippler’s Swampcalla Shaman and Pot-grot, and Kev Lawrence’s multiple renditions of Gandalf. The photographs offer contrasting approaches to powerful spellcasters and characterful assistants without supplying named paint recipes.
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