Epic 40,000 Magazine Issue 6

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Epic 40,000 Magazine Issue 6
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Released	2001
Preceded by	Epic 40,000 Magazine Issue 5
Followed by	Epic 40,000 Magazine Issue 7

Epic 40,000 Magazine was a Fanatics magazine, packed with amazing content for the game Epic 40,000.

Contents

• Painting Imperial Titans (picture gallery) by Warwick Kinrade - Pictures and painting advice for Imperial Titans. Includes pictures of new Forgeworld Warhound Titan and customized Warlord Titan
• Editorial by Warwick Kinrade - Warwick introduces the issue and asks for feedback on AT2
• Experimental Lightning by Warwick Kinrade - Rules for the Imperial Lightning and Lightning Strike fighters
• Forgeworld (picture gallery) - Pictures of Forgeworld’s new Lightning & Lightning Strike fighters, Reaver Titan, Warhound Titan, Shadowsword, and Leman Russ variants.
• Experimental AT2 Abominatus by Andy Meechan - AT2 rules for the Chaos Abominatus Titan
• Firepower - A listing of which articles are Official and Experimental
• Chaos Titans by Warwick Kinrade & Alexander Weigl - Advice on modeling and customizing Chaos Titans
• Experimental Man the Barricades! by Matt Keefe - Rules for heavy fortifications of all types
• Forgeworld (picture gallery) - Pictures of Forgeworld’s fortification miniatures
• Cityscape by Warwick Kinrade & Keith Krelle - History and pictures of the spectacular Cityscape gameboard made for Black Library Day
• Mailbag - Letters from readers. Includes comments about the future of Epic, AT2, Tyranid Bio-Titans, and clarification of statistics
• Epic Catalog - A list of all available Epic miniatures along with their prices and part numbers
• Forgeworld Terrain and Miniatures (picture gallery) - Pictures of Forgeworld’s Baneblades and Reaver Titans moving through a city of Forgeworld buildings

This article or article section is based on information from a Fanatic Press publication such as Fanatic Magazine or one of its predecessors (e.g. The Citadel Journal, Necromunda Magazine, etc.). These publications regularly featured articles submitted by hobbyists, and as such, their content may or may not be in contradiction to established background lore.