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| A Games Workshop Hobby Center is much more
than just a shop! |
Free
Gaming and Tactics Advice |
Free
Painting & Modeling Advice |
Full
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our staff are gaming veterans (after all, it's what they
do for a living). They can give you sound tactical advice,
help you build battle-winning armies, and clear up most
of your rules questions. |
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matter what your level of painting or modeling skill,
if you spend 30 minutes with one of our staff, you will
see those skills improve, and you might find out something
new about the hobby. |
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our centers stock a full range of Warhammer models and
books as well as all the hobby materials you'll need
to collect,
build, and
paint your armies. |
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Hobby
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Hobby Centers host dedicated beginner events throughout
the week. Whether you want to learn how to lead Goblins,
Dwarfs, or some other army into battle or discover other
Games Workshop games, all
you
have to do is visit and participate in
one of these events. |
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Workshop Hobby Centers provide support and expert advice
on all aspects of the hobby. They feature team participation
battles for you to take part in, painting workshops to
develop your painting skills, and a forum for gamers
to talk about the hobby. |
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number of our Hobby Centers have additional gaming tables.
These tables are great for meeting fellow hobbyists and
arranging larger games, playing campaigns, or just modeling
and painting. Ask your Hobby Center staff about these
tables. |
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Dwarf is
Games Workshop's very own monthly hobby magazine. Every issue
is packed with exciting articles and features that keep you
up-to-date with what's going on in all our games, including
Warhammer. You'll be able to read about the latest games
and supplements and
see
color
photos
of
all the latest Citadel Miniatures. Whatever Games Workshop
games you play, you'll always find something to interest
you in the pages of White Dwarf.
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you are online already, you might want to check out the Games
Workshop web site for more details about Warhammer. Battle
for Skull Pass gives
you a small glimpse of the game of fantasy battles – the Games
Workshop web site can show you even more.
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The web site is packed with fantastic
hobby articles for Warhammer, including material
about painting, terrain making, game tactics, additional
scenarios, and modeling. It also serves as a hub for news
on the game, with Sneak Peeks of upcoming models, new releases,
new hobby articles, as well as upcoming GW events where you
can have lots of gaming and painting fun.
The web site is also home to the Games Workshop
Online Store. The Store allows you to browse through all
the models GW produces – 24 hours a day, 365 days
a year.
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Games Workshop Hobby Centers close by? Have a burning question
about Warhammer that can't wait? Pick up the phone
and call our Hobby Specialists at 1-800-394-GAME.
You can also order Games Workshop materials and products
from them, but that's not all.
All of our Hobby Specialists are gamers like
you, who can't get enough of modeling, painting, and gaming
with our miniatures. As dedicated hobbyists, they can answer
all of your hobby questions and provide tips on modeling
and painting techniques. They can give you advice on designing
color schemes, tackling difficult models, finding components
for conversions, or assembling more complicated kits.
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Clubs are groups of like-minded hobbyists that meet on a
regular occasion at a regular place to play Warhammer. They
range from three or four people to the larger clubs with
dozens involved. Many meet at schools after the books have
closed.
Ask your local Hobby Center or check online
to find a Warhammer gaming club near you.
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 hroughout the year, all sorts to events are organized and
run by Games Workshop and the wider hobby community. These
events include campaign weekends, Conflicts and Grand Tournaments,
and Games Days that feature the popular Golden Demon painting
competition. To find out more about these events and how you
can get involved, check the Games Workshop web site or with
your local Hobby Center. |
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Workshop Limited 2000-2006. Games Workshop, the Games Workshop logo,
Warhammer, Warhammer logo, Citadel,
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Dwarf Miners, Dwarf Slayers, Dwarf logos, Idol of Gork, Night Goblins,
Orc & Goblin devices, Spider Riders, and all associated marks, logos,
places, names, creatures, races and race insignia/devices/logos/symbols,
vehicles, locations, weapons, units, characters, products, illustrations
and images from the Warhammer world are either ®, TM and/or © Games
Workshop Ltd 2000-2006, variably registered in the UK and other countries
around the world. All Rights Reserved.
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ou've
got the game, you've played the scenarios, and you've assembled your
models...now what? What you've
seen in Battle for Skull Pass so far is just the tip of the
iceberg. There's a huge Warhammer hobby community out there just
waiting for you to
get involved.
There's also plenty of help available! Below, you'll find a brief
tour of the Games Workshop options available to you.
