Chris Dennison’s Dark Angels Army from White Dwarf 223 (1998)

 


White Dwarf 223 (1998) Back Page – Chris Dennison’s Dark Angels – click for a (much) bigger picture

As is obvious from the title of this blog, my main hobby inspiration is from what I consider to be Game’s Workshop’s golden decade, the 1990s; the time stretching from the closing years of Rogue Trader through to the first couple of years of 3rd edition Warhammer 40,000. As such, I may, from time to time, post material from or about that era that I consider to be inspirational. 

 

4 thoughts on “Chris Dennison’s Dark Angels Army from White Dwarf 223 (1998)

  1. 🙂 my first army were Blood Angels taken from Angels of Death Codex (2nd edition – good ol’ times:)…and I also had…’unusual allies -the beautiful but deadly Sisters Sororitas’ 🙂 too bad I sold all my minis – especially Sisters.

    posts and photos like this make me very nostalgic…

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    • They were good old times…. I am stuck in those days! 🙂

      I’m glad you enjoyed seeing this old school picture, and that I’m not the only one who likes this stuff! 😉

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  2. An old post of yours, I know (blame the WordPress “you might like” thing, but how funny to see this. I’m working on reviving my own DA army up to being playable in 8th with a great deal of the very same models in this photo, which both tickles me and depresses me – all at once. Damn, I paint slowly…

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    • I too still have about 50 odd metal 2nd ed era space marines some of whom have been waiting for paint for, I guess, 20 years or so now! Lucky I still really like these models (and still play 2nd edition!!) as the Primaris Marines may be the models that have – finally, after all these years – bettered these old classics.

      Not sure about 8th yet. I bought the box set a couple of days ago (the first one I’ve bought since 3rd ed and the first rule book I’ve bought since 5th ed) but haven’t played yet. My gaming buddies and I play 2nd ed but we’re open minded!

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