While the Grand tournament heats may be over, the quest is still on to find the overall Champion from amongst the lucky few who have qualified. These have been a fantastic set of heats to run this year, and so I’d like to take the opportunity to thank everyone who attended on behalf of the events team and Games Workshop, for making it such a pleasure and one of the best we’ve ever run.
Following last year's Fortress board, the Logistics and Scenery Team here have to do something big for their Games Day feature table.
13 tables, which combine to one massive gaming board or 7 smaller segments.
As a teaser here's their plan and some work in progress (click on image for larger view), see the whole thing at Games Day and then you can reserve and game on selected boards at Warhammer World.
With a wide range of regiments to choose from and opportunity to create your own, striking images and detailed background, Imperial Guard are a great choice for one of our Art and Design Exhibitions. The release of a new codex seemed like a good time, as we can show off the classic, existing and new all together.
With archive artwork and miniatures stretching back to the 1980's and a couple of armies on loan from staff, there's hardly space left in the cabinets!
The Exhibition is open daily with free admission until July 13th, although access and contents may vary with special events or items removed for use by the Design Studio.
The Citadel Miniatures Hall guest display of Huw Davies' Nurgle Chaos Marines is due to finish on March 27th, having been so well recieved that we've already extended the display once. This excellently gross army is highly converted and painted to a very high standard, as well as being Huw's first army and indeed his first attempt at hobby at all. To find out more about his work have a look at our article and pop in before the 27th to see his work for yourself.
Huw Davies' Nurgle Chaos Space Marine Army is highly converted, painted to a great standard and a disturbing example of Nurgle at it's finest.
The thing which makes this display very special is that Huw had no hobby experience before starting work on the army, so it's a great chance to see what can be achieved when you put your mind to it. For more pictures and an article about Huw's work and his influcences see this article.
The display is open daily in the Citadel Miniatures Hall until the end of March.
