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In the episode we celebrate 5 years of producing the pod which all began with Runequest. You can find all sorts of footy records here on eBay, including the most recent round as well as plenty of classics. Another low roller, this time the d100 was rattled by Bud from Bud’s RPG Review, the ‘First, Last and Everything’ contributor for the latest episode of the GROGPOD. A publication that comes out weekly for AFL games, this is a popular item among collectors of sports memorabilia. One of the popular magazines on offer here is the AFL Footy Record. So, if you collect memorabilia, finding the issues of the biggest music magazines featuring your favourite artists is a great way to build up your collection. From older books to the newest editions, they’re all here waiting to get your mind ticking!ĭo you love music, or take a keen interest in particular bands? One of music’s big achievements is featuring on the cover of Rolling Stone. We’ve been lucky over the years to see several monthly publications of crossword and puzzle magazines, and you can find them right here on eBay. There’s no better way to keep the mind active than with word puzzles. Vintage magazines also make great gifts if you want to give your friends and family a reminder of their youth! Even if you’re not a collector, these types of vintage magazines are great for revisiting the past. You’ll find vintage and antiquarian magazines, old issues of automotive magazines, fashion publications and even the Australian staples like New Idea and Who Weekly. From old to new, you’re sure to find what you’re looking for.Īre you a magazine collector? Always searching for a unique gem from the history of magazine publishing? Well, there’s a good chance you’ll find something interesting here on eBay. Perfect for collectors and magazine lovers alike, the range of books, comics and magazines on eBay is huge.
Have you had models in White Dwarf? What advice would you give to others aspiring to do the same? Share your tips in the comments.A huge range of new and vintage magazines It all starts with sending in those first few images. I’ve cultivated a relationship with White Dwarf that over the past 8 years has led to me playing the Hobbit against Dan Harden in White Dwarf, 3 Army of the Month features, an Army Showcase in an Index Astartes and a feature on my Photography. It’s handy to have some of your images on your phone to show them and talk about. You can also reach out in person, I went to an Open Day Event at Warhammer World and White Dwarf always have a stand set up and I always make a point of going over and chatting about the magazine and my work. Having an instagram or twitter account where you just share your hobby can be a good way to get noticed. I’ll admit, last week’s issue was bad enough I considered not getting this week’s. You can reach out on social media using #warhammercommunity and #whitedwarf. White Dwarf, Issue 79 (Warhammer: Age of Sigmar, Warhammer 40,000) Publisher: Games Workshop Cost: 3.99 Page Count: 32 Release Date: Get it Here: The Black Library (Or your local Games Workshop store) Another week, another issue of White Dwarf. White Dwarf can’t reply to everyone but there are great communities on social media that can offer feedback to help you improve. It’s possible that the first images you send might not make the cut, don’t get disappointed. Once you have your perfect images it’s time to email them to Reach out White Dwarf issue 456 had a really detailed guide as well.
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White Dwarf have also produced a very good guide on how to take photos for White Dwarf submissions (includes phone cameras). I wrote a beginner’s guide to DSLR photography and I start by taking a photo on automatic and then explain why it’s a bad photo, I then go through the settings correcting all that is wrong with it. You have to be able to take a good photo. Photos that don’t make the cut are dark, have the subject cropped off the image, are low resolution and don’t have a white background. White Dwarf go through a lot of submissions and have to whittle them down to a handful each month.
Look at the Reader’s Models in the magazine to get inspired. Take extra time on your bases, add some detail like rocks, skulls. Conversions can help you stand out but only use Games Workshop parts. You don’t have to be a Golden Demon winner but be neat and clean up any mistakes. Sounds pretty obvious but you need to paint your models to the very best of your ability.
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