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Warmaster Magazine #12 This is a super issue of Warmaster magazine and certainly probably my favourite issue to date. Key articles for me were Tony Hardy's excellent articles on making buildings, and as you can see from the cover he is an extremely talented modeller. Very inspiring! I also loved Tom Merrigan's Goblin Army List which contains, wait for it, rules for the Snotling Pump Wagon. There are also pictures of Bob Naismith's excellent Dark Elf War Hydra which looks really detailed and I can't quite believe that it is in fact a 10mm scale model. The magazine also contains a report on the Warmaster Grand Tournament, a Kislev scenario, an article on Battle Honours and Stephan Hess continues his excellent series on making scenery. This issue is well recommended.
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