A box I found at my in-law's house from ages ago.
Also Those were Vallejo and citadel paints.
I loved the old GW aesthetic. Everything these days is least on the surface, very self-serious.
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I have a good chunk of that stuff in my attic. Some Hero Quest too, as that was what originally got me into painting.
Very cool. I like both the 2e and the 3e+ ‘nid aesthetics for very different reasons.