CommunityWD 507 · pp. 2–7
The studio Underworlds league ends with Phil’s Skinnerkin beating Leigh’s Stab Ladz, while Kelly wins the painting award. Reader letters connect novels with named character models, suggest ways to draw veterans into Combat Patrol and revisit a classic Ork shipboard scenario using modern terrain. Personal model galleries, a Fellowship diorama and cats invading a hobby bench round out the section.
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RulesWD 507 · pp. 22–25
The new Underworlds edition receives a flexible league structure that accommodates variable attendance and different prize preferences. Optional catch-up rules limit weekly results, double a trailing player’s next score or supply a small in-game advantage. Twelve battlefield twists introduce caches, vents, tremors, corruption and collapsing tunnels, giving the league a dangerous Embergard identity.
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InterviewWD 524 · pp. 88–91
Miniature designer Seb and ’Eavy Metal painter Tom explain how Wazdakka’s first official model became a centrepiece without making the rider as large as Ghazghkull. Real bicycle mechanics informed Big Revva’s proportions, suspension and working details, while a jumping, fist-raised pose expresses the speed-obsessed Ork’s showmanship. The discussion also follows the fairing-mounted gun, reel-out claw, split trophy skull and Fixit’s carefully chosen place on a model designed to remain convincing beneath its extravagance.
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