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White Dwarf #91 ~ Games Workshop (July, 1987)
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White Dwarf #91 ~ Games Workshop (July, 1987)
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RCW 86: The Nebula That May Be Humanity's Oldest Recorded Supernova
Today’s NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day, credited to astrophotographer David Cowland, is a wide, wispy shell of red-glowing gas known as RCW 86. It’s a quiet-looking target, but the story behind it stretches back almost two thousand years and touches on one of the more elegant detective stories in modern astrophysics. A new star in 185 ADIn the year 185 AD, Chinese court astronomers recorded…
White Dwarf 56 (GW, August 1984) -- another Chris Achilleos cover painting taken from the Dray Prescot novel series by Kenneth Bulmer, written under the pseudonym Alan Burt Akers, this one from a 1974 printing of the first book of the series, Transit to Scorpio.
I always assumed this was a swashbuckling goblin. Bob Naismith sculpted some dark elves for Grenadier's Fantasy Warriors line in 1992 that look somewhat similar, with long pointy faces, a long narrow strip of hair, dual weapons with basket hilts, and a mix of mail, plate, and leather.
Before they wore the giant Mesopotamian hats, the Chaos Dwarfs were more individually varied and chaotic (sculpted by Alan and Michael Perry, ad in White Dwarf 78, April 1986)
Leader of the Pack (Chris Achilleos cover art for White Dwarf 78, April 1986; originally appeared in 1985 as the cover of The Hounds of Skaith by Leigh Brackett; later used as card #77 in the Chris Achilleos Fantasy Art Trading Cards set)
I'm always drawn to the upside-down victim beneath a wolf. The same pose appears in Pat Hidy's 1980 cover for Death Test 2.
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I would enjoy kill-team if it weren't so expensive. There was a campaign I liked in White Dwarf: it was near the "here are some rules for Tyranid killteams: for example, this one has independent agency, because it's both not a local and operating outside the Hive Mind's presence."
Aerial ambush on a remote mountaintop (Chris Beaumont cover art, White Dwarf 6, April/May 1978)
Issues of White Dwarf in Doctor Who
#189 (September 1995) and #201 (September 1996)
I don't know anything about White Dwarf, but I saw these issues in the episode "The Sontaran Stratagem" and knew I had to find these covers.