SBG Magazine

Acabo de recibir los tres números de SGB magazine y os dejo aqui unas fotillos para que os hagais una idea del contenido del número 3:

 
I just received the SGB magazines, and I've taken a few pictures so you can get an idea about what's in number 3:
 
 
El contenido completo según el índice:
 
Contens' page:


 
Y algunas imagenes extras para que veais la calidad de esta publicación:
 
And a few extra (kind of random) pictures



 
Mención especial a la sección de sculpting... El nigromante y los 9... Flipante!!
 
 
I really liked the sculpting section... the Necronmancer and the nine... Absolutely Cool!!!


 
 
46 páginas a todo color en un papel bastante "gordote" que tiene pinta de aguantar muy bien el paso del tiempo.
 
 
46 full colour pages in a good quality paper.

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