
A Golden Demon entry from GamesDay 2009.
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Though not really a fan of the Skaven, this model really does show how far Games Workshop have come in producing well detailed and complicated plastic models.
It does make you wonder what they could do if they decided to move into historical miniatures. They already have the rules, but I guess they don’t really want to go down that road (at this time).
Warhammer Fantasy High Elves.
I do like the GW High Elves, they are really nice miniatures and have a certain GW style that I quite like. However I don’t think I have the painting skills (or the time or the money) to get a force of High Elves. These beautiful models were on display at GamesDay 2007.
A fantasy village from a Warhammer demonstration game at GamesDay 2010 and was also on show in Warhammer World.. Buildings based on the Warhammer plastic chapel and watchtower and fortified Manor House.
It also uses the plastic Realm of Battle gameboards and the plastic walls and fences.
This wonderful Fantasy building was on display at GamesDay 2006. There is some wierd undead type thing on the roof.
This ruined tower was on display at GamesDay 2006.
I think it was one of those one off pieces that GW was doing around that time, made from hard expanded polystryrene that was then sold pre-painted.
I think it is a nice piece of scenery and if I was a regular player of Warhammer Fantasy at that time I would have bought it. It would also suit other systems such as Flintloque.
See my fantasy scenery gallery.