Judge Dredd: Helter Skelter
Martin Wallace
Judge Dredd: Helter Skelter
Martin Wallace
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English
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Description
Martin Wallace was born in Hampshire in 1962, and started designing board games in 1990. He self-published his first game, Lords of Creation, in 1993 and has had over seventy games published since. Martin is best known for Steam, Brass, Discworld Ankh Morpork, and A Few Acres of Snow. Having spent most of his life in Manchester, he now resides in Queensland, Australia. Illustrations for the four factions are by well-known 2000 AD artists Rufus Dayglo, Clint Langley, Simon Fraser, and Chris Weston, with Brian Bolland providing the illustration for the cover. Graphic design for the game is by Ian O’Toole, with board art from Wietse Treurniet. The miniatures are sculpted by Bobby Jackson, David Lee-Whitaker, and Jason Wiebe.
Martin Wallace was born in Hampshire in 1962, and started designing board games in 1990. He self-published his first game, Lords of Creation, in 1993 and has had over seventy games published since. Martin is best known for Steam, Brass, Discworld Ankh Morpork, and A Few Acres of Snow. Having spent most of his life in Manchester, he now resides in Queensland, Australia. Illustrations for the four factions are by well-known 2000 AD artists Rufus Dayglo, Clint Langley, Simon Fraser, and Chris Weston, with Brian Bolland providing the illustration for the cover. Graphic design for the game is by Ian O’Toole, with board art from Wietse Treurniet. The miniatures are sculpted by Bobby Jackson, David Lee-Whitaker, and Jason Wiebe.
Martin Wallace was born in Hampshire in 1962, and started designing board games in 1990. He self-published his first game, Lords of Creation, in 1993 and has had over seventy games published since. Martin is best known for Steam, Brass, Discworld Ankh Morpork, and A Few Acres of Snow. Having spent most of his life in Manchester, he now resides in Queensland, Australia. Illustrations for the four factions are by well-known 2000 AD artists Rufus Dayglo, Clint Langley, Simon Fraser, and Chris Weston, with Brian Bolland providing the illustration for the cover. Graphic design for the game is by Ian O’Toole, with board art from Wietse Treurniet. The miniatures are sculpted by Bobby Jackson, David Lee-Whitaker, and Jason Wiebe.