ModellingWD 512 · p. 4
Martin Peak combines a widened Taurox cab with Ridgehauler running gear and extensive plasticard work to build a believable Astra Militarum transporter. Reused kit details become winch motors, fuel tanks, batteries and brake equipment, and the cab even contains a re-caff press. Drybrushing, sponge chips and powders weather the vehicle while preserving the painstakingly built detail.
Warhammer 40,000Astra Militarum
ShowcaseWD 512 · pp. 26–39
This gallery assembles Nurgle collections across two settings, from sponge-painted Plague Marines and vivid daemon skin to cloned Chaos Knight barons and blue-armoured Death Guard. Contributors explain how weathering, colour contrast and conversions establish their armies’ identities. Historical Legion colours, contemporary mutations and deliberately unstable war engines offer different ways to show decay without repeating the same green palette.
Warhammer 40,000Age of SigmarDeath Guard
PaintingWD 512 · pp. 34–35
Dominik adapts the Death Guard’s old Legion colours to their corrupted 41st-millennium descendants, using pale armour and green pauldrons as a base for grime. Heresy-era Contemptor and Deredeo models receive Nurgle icons, horns and spikes, with Boneripper parts supplying a flail arm. Metallic stippling and tarnished bronze connect the ancient equipment to the contemporary army.
Warhammer 40,000The Horus HeresyDeath Guard9 paint colours