I was fortunate enough to make it to the Games Workshop 2019 open day at Warhammer World. It took me most of the day to work out where the painting competition was being displayed. I managed to get these rushed pictures as there were packing down the display.
I believe the LOTR entry, 2nd picture down, was the over all winner.
Sorry just doing a photo dump. The Ambull wasn’t in the competition, I just thought you might like to see it.
The Golden Demon Warhammer 40,000 Squad entry was very difficult to get near at Warhammer Fest. I managed to get most of these photos later in the day when the area around the cabinets had calmed down.
Space Wolf Long Fangs by Michael ‘Harley’ Rutz
Mechanicum Thanatar Siege-automats
Ork Warboss and Bodyguard 
Emperor’s Childers Blade Sqaud
Raven Guard Vanguad Veteran Squad
Ultramarine Cataphractii Terminator Squad
Iron Hands Sterguard Veteran Squad
Death Guard Cataphractii Terminator Squad
I havn’t notice GW doing a kit for these so assume this is some excellent conversion work. [Edit: correction this is a Forge World upgrade set. Nurgle get the love]
Blood Angel Kill Team
Dark Angeld Fallen Squad lead by Cypher
There were more display boards at this year’s Fest of Warhammer. Forge Wolrd only brought one of their’s along, but GW bought quite a few. GW also brought their planning books for the making the large boards at Warhammer World unfortunately I didn’t get photos of those.
Forge World – Iron Hands vs World Eaters
Click the picture above to see the video
Citidel Warhammer 40k – Imperial City Board
Blood Bowl Pitch from Speciast Games
Lord of the Rings River Town
Lord of the Rings – Necromancer Citidel
I have lots more pictures but very limited internet for the next few day. Posting will be intermittent. Subscribe on this site follow us on Twitter or like us on Facebook to get notifications when I do.
The next post will be the golden demon winners I managed to photo.
At long last we finally have some pictures of the rumoured Adptus Mechanicus from Games Workshop on darogscompany. The description of a sentential on four legs is spot on. I must say the little Adeptus Mechanicus guy is more impressive though. Go have a look here.
http://darogscompany.blogspot.co.uk/2015/03/adeptus-mechanicus-pics-and-rules.html
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