Warhammer World | Games Workshop's Visitor Centre at their HQ in Nottingham, UK

In the depths of the woods...

Dan Quirk's Wood Elf army is now on display in the Citadel Miniatures Hall, an army familiar with many tournament attendees due to the numerous nominations and prizes it has recieved for Best Army. Highly converted it has all of his figures springing forth or melding into the trees - like the avenging spirit of the wood itself - and shows what imagination and a lot of plastic can achieve when suitably mixed.

The display is free and available daily until the 21st of December.

Christmas Closures and Changes to Service

Due to two large corporate events Warhammer World will be offering a slightly altered service on the 4th and 5th of December. We will still be open to visitors, but some facilities such as gaming tables, the Hobby Bar or the Art and Design Exhibition may be limited access.

To avoid dissapointment please email or call before coming to visit us.

Although everyone here loves their jobs we have to go home sometime, so over the festive period Warhammer World and Bugmans Bar will be closed:

• December 25th
• December 26th

• January 1st

Games Day 2009 miniature now on display

The Exalted Hero of Chaos, which is this year's exclusive Games Day Miniature, is now on show in our new releases cabinet in the Citadel Miniatures Hall. We know that some people around the world already have been to their nearest Games Day, so he isn't quite new, but we think he deserved pride of place.

And you can see why...

Thousands more miniatures in Citadel Miniatures Hall

Ok, because they are Epic Armageddon miniatures and armies, they are only at 6mm scale but the quality and quantity makes it a stunning display. The group Epic UK have selected five armies from their members to show different styles of painting and even have scratch built miniatures on display - which at less than a centimeter tall is not easy. For Specialist fans or people who are just interested in well painted miniatures it's well worth checking out.

Reduced Service and Closure 7th to 11th and 16th to 19th of September

Dear Customers,

From the 7th to the 11th of September the Citadel Miniatures Hall will be closed for a  deep clean. Other services will be open as usual. 

From the 16th to the 19th of September Warhammer World will be hosting two internal business events. Unfortunately this means some of our services will be limited or unavailable, including total closure of the venue on Thursday the 17th.

National School League Finals - The Best Armies

Having battled through semi-finals, the finalists in the School League met here for their final clash. There were over 100 participants on the day, joining in battle over Lord of The Rings, Warhammer and Warhammer 40,000. Those who won Best Painted for Warhammer and Warhammer 40,000 agreed to display their hard work. This is the first year for the display so why dont you come and see what you think of them.

The Exhibition is open daily with free admission until the 6th of August

Graham Apperley's Daemonic Incursion

The new Guest Display in the Citadel Miniatures Hall is wonderfully converted and excellently painted, as well as demonstrating how some old and new miniatures can work well together.

With over 20 years of Chaos collecting Graham shows some of his ever changing and growing army as well as some favourite miniatures. It shows how things have developed over the years, and also that it's worth keeping those old miniatures just in case...

Free to see and open to visitors daily  28th June - 6th August.

Great Guest Displays in Citadel Miniatures Hall

There's now two new Guest Armies on display, so along with Paul Corcoran's Orks - there's three great reasons to revisit the Citadel Miniatures Hall whether you prefer Warhammer or 40K.
Bretonnians and Chaos Space Marines, by Justin Read and Rob Peck - both Hobbyists who show what a little hard work and a lot of thought can achieve.

Corky’s ‘Cult of Speed’

The new Guest Display in the Citadel Miniatures Hall is a real treat, Paul Corcoran certainly has a way with bits and his Ork amy inspired by the Speed Freaks and the film "Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines" is, well, nicely bonkers!

A Tau Devilfish with two Deathkopters attached, plus unwilling parachuter being kicked out the back, is just one of the very Orky vechicles on display and there are great little touches throughout the army. Painted in bright and bold yellow and red it's striking in a way only Orks can manage.

Paul's Army is on display until the 19th of June and as ever the Citadel Miniatures Hall is open daily with free admission.

Last chance to see...

Warhammer World currently has two great displays which are soon to go back to their owners and the archives. If you haven't seen them yet - you may miss out.