CommunityWD 346 · pp. 43–51
The collectors grow towards thousand-point games and earn additional points for custom objectives. Neil embraces the new Crimson Fists rules, Pete discovers that upgrades cannot replace useful units, Matt combines a mechanised attack with better mission discipline, and Fil adds walkers to his Orks. Their objective models range from fallen Marines to a guard squig. The instalment connects modelling choices with the lessons emerging from regular play.
Warhammer 40,000Crimson Fists3 paint colours
CommunityWD 346 · pp. 100–101
Adam Troke recalls the first Studio Open Day at Warhammer World, where more than five hundred visitors had arrived before lunch. Staff brought out unusual games, work in progress and painting clinics to make normally hidden creative work accessible. Formula Waaagh!, low-gravity battles, art discussion and a rules seminar illustrate the variety. The report presents direct conversation and shared hobby enthusiasm as the event’s main achievement.
Warhammer 40,000
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.