White Dwarf 330 (UK)

White Dwarf 330
Released	June 2007
Parallel issue(s)	White Dwarf 330 White Dwarf 329 White Dwarf 158 White Dwarf 146 White Dwarf 138 White Dwarf 100
Preceded by	White Dwarf 329
Followed by	White Dwarf 331

White Dwarf 330 (June 2007)

Cotents

• New Releases, pg. 2
• News, pg. 18
• Citadel: wargaming Terrain, pg. 23
• Warhammer: Underground Advance: Dwarf Miners emerge from their tunnels to face their oldest enemies, the Orcs & Goblins, pg. 36
• Battle for Blackskull Manor: Dwarfs and greenskins battle for supremacy, pg. 46
• Citadel Toolbox: Getting the most from our new static grass, pg. 59
• White Dwarf 30 Years XXX, pg. 60
• Sons of Sanguinius: Blood Angels codex update (part 1 of 2), pg. 68
• Standard Bearer, pg. 81
• Tactica: Lords of Light, pg. 84
• Modelling Workshop: Warhammer Buildings, pg. 90
• Eavy Metal, pg. 98
• Golden Demon, pg. 102
• Frontline, pg. 107
• Ordering Direct, pg. 124

Miniature Catalogue

• ISSN 1753-9390

Quotes

Hills and forests resound to the clatter of arms in every hobbyist's home! Available this month in all Games Workshop hobby centres is a whole range of new plastic terrain box sets that will help you get your battlefield looking better than ever before. We've produced scenery for many years now, but this is the first time that you'll be able to get a full range of all-plastic terrain -enough to equip an entire gaming board. Although there is an emphasis on Warhammer here, with an excellent fortified manor house, you can use much of the new scenery for any of our games. This month we're going to take a look at how the scenery, especially the buildings, work in your games of Warhammer, but next month we'll take a look at how you can create a multi-purpose gaming board fit for all of our systems. This is simply done by adding Warhammer 40,000 ruins or following one or two of the scenery projects in The Lord of the Rings strategy battle game supplements to a battlefield. Also out this month, and a great joy to my heart, are more amazing Dwarf models. The new miners and Dwarf heroes so perfectly capture the spirit of Dwarf-folk that, if I did not know better, I would swear their sculptor Aly Morrison to be a Dwarf himself! . ~ Grombrindal.