CommunityWD 334 · p. 35
Rick Priestley outlines a planned reorganisation of mail order around complete miniatures, identifiable individual models and a new range of conversion components. Clearing older stock and temporarily removing the existing component service will make room for that restructuring, while popular classics and useful parts may return in new forms. The account records a significant change for collectors who rely on discontinued figures and individual bits, including the distinction between those changes and the largely continuing Specialist Games ranges.
CommunityWD 334 · p. 119
The national final brings one hundred and forty-four young players to Warhammer World after a year of club preparation and regional qualifying. Three rounds determine champions in each system, while accompanying adults join painting and scenery activities. Redcar Community College, Southend High School for Boys and John Hampden Grammar take the respective game trophies. The report links those results to the wider support stores and teachers provide for school clubs throughout the season.
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CommunityWD 524 · pp. 112–113
The Bunker introduction previews reader miniatures, a vast French battle and a new collection of light-hearted monthly awards on the back page. A recurring painting-challenge calendar gives themes and submission windows, while the achievement tracker explains how painting, scenarios and club events contribute towards hobby ranks. The printed sample log is labelled June 2026 within this May issue and functions as a club record rather than changing the magazine’s publication date.