Felix's Gaming Pages

Magnir’s Crag

Magnir’s Crag is (now) quite an old diorama that has been around at GamesDay 2009 and then into Warhammer World.

A nightmarish tendril of Hive Fleet Behemoth has descended upon an ancient fortress of the Space Wolves. The alien monstrosities are held at bay by the dauntless warriors of Fenris, but for every horror slain, a dozen take its place.

Magnir’s Crag

Tyranid Mawloc

Space Wolves Stormfang Gunship

This display was originally made by the Design Studio for Games Day 2009, then displayed in Warhammer World, and now has been restored and updated by the Warhammer World Studio team. Magnir’s Crag has been updated with a variety of newer kits, such as Thunderwolf Cavalry, the Venerable Space Wolf Dreadnought and the Tyranid Trygon.

More photographs of the Manger’s Crag diorama.

Bastogne War Museum

Photographs from my visit to the Bastogne War Museum.

Duelling a Dragon

This impressive model was at Warhammer World.

It was a Bretonnian Knight in battle with a Dragon.

The modeller has managed to capture a moment in the fight which looks like the dragon is actually flying at the Knight. Nice scenery and little touches like the broken lance.

Close up of the Knight which I had photographed on a previous visit to Warhammer World.

More photographs of the Bretonnians.

Genestealer Cults Achilles Ridgerunner

This Genestealer Cults Achilles Ridgerunner was in the display cabinets at Warhammer World.

The Achilles Ridgerunner is a versatile Imperial light exploratory vehicle. It’s a favorite among mining guild prospectors seeking new ore deposits and geological surveyors exploring Frontier Worlds.

Known for its speed, range, and durability, the Ridgerunner has also proven to be a valuable asset for the outriders and scouts of the Genestealer Cults.

I have one on my workbench which I am using with my Inquisitorial Stormtroopers.

Ogor Mawtribes

The Ogres of the Age of Sigmar. These are ravenous brutes that roam far and wide, hunting and devouring as they go.

Siege of Volganoff

The Siege of Volganoff was originally displayed as the Siege of Altdorf at Games Day 2010 and was then put into place at Warhammer World in 2015. A few years later it was reduced in size. The Chaos forces were replaced with Orcs and the the “new” diorama was entitled the Siege of Volganoff.

The diorama has changed quite a bit over the years. More photographs of the Siege of Volganoff.

Damaged Sherman

This damaged Sherman was on display at the Bastogne War Museum.

Ork Shokkjump Dragsta

This Shokkjump Dragsta vehicle was on display at Warhammer World.

These speedy Ork vehicles have the two of the key needs for any Ork fast attack vehicle, high speeds and lots of big gunz.

These Shokkjump Dragstas are real favourite of the Mekboyz of the Kult of Speed.

KX139 Ta’unar Supremacy Armour

T’au Supremacy armour is larger than any other current class of battlesuit. It is intended to meet a threat that the T’au Empire has not yet prepared for; the defence of worlds within their growing domain from the counter-expansion forces of other races.

Lacking the manoeuvrability of other battlesuits, the KX139 Ta’unar Supremacy Armour was designed for static defence, carrying massively destructive, long range weapons.

The T’au Heavy Rail Cannon Array is the most powerful armament yet developed to be mounted on the KX139 Ta’unar Supremacy Armour without structural damage being incurred from its use. It was created to eliminate the toughest enemy targets at extreme range.

Webspinner Shaman on Arachnarok Spider

Arachnarok Spiders are vast arachnid predators possessed of a malevolent sentience. Especially old and cunning spiders often carry a Webspinner Shaman and his mob of hangers-on into battle. The shaman draws power from his howdah’s catchweb spidershrine, to boost his ability to weave spells and call on the Spider God for its wicked aid.