28 Magazine

[Blasphemia Blackwood]

28 is a digital magazine that focuses on unique and personal projects of the Warhammer hobby (the kind of things like Inq28, AoS28, Mordheim, Necromunda, etc.; lots of conversions and narrative skirmish gaming). It is released bi-annually and, as an entirely not-for-profit venture, is completely FREE to download. Volume 3 has just been released this morning.

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[Blackwolf]

Excellent , thank you Have the first two,very good!

[OSHIROmodels]

There's some really inspirational stuff in there 

[Sir Barnaby Hammond-Rye]

Thanks!

[dampfpanzerwagon]

Another big thank you for the heads-up.

Tony

[GDonk]

Yes, cheers for that. Some great articles regardless of whether you are or (like me) aren't into the GW world

[Nordic1980s]

The photography is very good, often artistically done. Comments related to specific pages in the third issue:

• p. 64 can also recommed the Goodwin dwarves (from Viking Forge)
• p. 104-111 a good article on tools, as is the one on p. 194-197
• p. 118 I have seen skaven cavalry riding giant rats, a skaven hero riding a rat-dragon, even a whole team of WW2 themed Blood Bowl skaven complete with a Mickey Mouse svastika banner, but do not recall ever seeing a Skaven titan before!
• p. 185 as per official canon, Space Marines buy and use slaves, including apparently slave wives/concubines: "Christos sold himself into slavery and was bought by Ultramarines", "Dexter was born to one of the chapter's female slaves and, according to a tradition that all such children belong to the chapter [became a space marine]" (White Dwarf 97, p. 46-47)
• p. 188 contrast the language of 'idiot' on topics known to be controversial with large portions of current Western citizenry and voters with the magazine statement on p. 2. - anyone else see the contradiction?
• p. 218 an interesting article, do truly hope '28'[mm] does not become a popular name for this art style for sake of larger miniature community - and would be willing to pay for GW to diverge their product lines from this '28' art style seen here and there from circa 1993 onwards.