CommunityWD 506 · pp. 2–7
Honza Skypala recalls discovering Warhammer after the fall of communism in Czechoslovakia and learning to paint from a few treasured magazines. Another reader describes returning through Blood Bowl and finding pleasure in a Deathskulls collection. Letters correct the Warhammer Monthly timeline, show a handmade Kill Team medallion and accompany painted models ranging from a Black Templars vehicle to Khazad-dûm Dwarves.
Warhammer 40,000Warhammer UnderworldsBlack Templars
CommunityWD 506 · p. 6
The eight participants in the 2023–24 series reunite for certificates, specially made coins and humorous awards. Their two challenges produced 868 models, including a record 489 for the 40K series. The ceremony recognises conversions, determination and memorable mishaps alongside the winners, and announces the feature’s return in 2025.
Warhammer 40,000Age of Sigmar
CommunityWD 506 · pp. 28–31
Readers submit a Warstomper, a Mindstealer Sphiranx, a Nightmare Predator and a cultist tank, while the studio takes on its own large projects. Sergi Torras’s Stormfiends use warm skin and yellow cloth, Robin Cruddace makes an elaborate Exorcist manageable through sub-assemblies, and Jes Bickham’s enormous Monolith is painted to look newly awakened from ages of dust.
Age of SigmarWarhammer 40,000Sons of Behemat15 paint colours