CommunityWD 524 · pp. 114–115
Readers describe returning to the hobby, finding support through a welcoming local shop and using painting as a satisfying creative routine. Other letters celebrate memorable battle reports and personalised armies, ask for their more frequent return, and welcome scratch-built terrain tutorials. The editorial replies discuss the pleasure of painting outside a main collection and suggest that further terrain-building features are already being considered.
CommunityWD 524 · pp. 122–123
Vincent Assailly recounts organising a fifty-player weekend battle in Dormans, France, with approximately 40,000 points on each side. Over a year, two groups of twenty-five hobbyists worked towards coherent Jormungandr Tyranid and grey Astra Militarum armies, supporting painters of different skill levels so that the finished forces looked unified. The organisers also built sixteen boards in a month, finishing the last terrain during the event itself; the account focuses on cooperation, travel and the practical effort behind the spectacle.
Warhammer 40,000Tyranids
CommunityWD 524 · pp. 124–125
Five months into Bunker Bingo, the team reports progress across painting, army-building and campaign play. Finished Terminators, Lysander and an Iron Warriors officer illustrate different routes through hobby goals, while Dan’s new Cities of Sigmar force joins a studio campaign. The accompanying team notes mix current projects with Cameron’s move to the Warhammer 40,000 editing team and encourage readers to keep using the downloadable annual challenge sheet.