InterviewWD 518 · pp. 16–19
Phil describes the relationship between miniatures, fictional worlds and game rules as a collaborative act of storytelling. The article recalls an earlier, more generalist studio, explains why models became the starting point for new projects, and shows how rules turn a collection into characters whose actions generate memorable stories at the table.
Warhammer 40,000Age of Sigmar
CommunityWD 518 · pp. 28–33
Reader letters and a model gallery mix anniversary nostalgia with current hobby projects, including a return to collecting Troggoths and a Hearthkyn kill team painted using different approaches. Lewis Cairns’s Gotrek display is the featured model: a raised scenic base, painted storm backdrop and lightning crossing behind the Slayer’s gem aim to capture the drama of classic fantasy book covers. Other photographed work ranges from a Warlord Titan and Horus to Gaunt’s Ghosts, Teclis and Ghazghkull.
Warhammer 40,000Age of SigmarGloomspite Gitz
LoreWD 518 · pp. 34–41
The article examines the boltgun as both a weapon and a sacred emblem of Imperial power. A cutaway explains the fictional construction and firing sequence of a mass-reactive bolt, before the history of Space Marine patterns moves from Great Crusade designs to Godwyn-pattern guns and the bolt rifles introduced with the Ultima Founding.
Warhammer 40,000Space Marines