Warhammer World (Nottingham)

Warhammer World (Nottingham): Well worth a visit (367 words)
by - written on 03/06/09 (Very useful, 341 readings)
Rating:

Warhammer World is the international headquarters of the Games Workshop store chain. It is also where most of the companies design and production work takes place. The scope of the place is rather huge and consists of a number of areas. The first is the miniatures hall, where you can find on display thousands of models from dozens of races in a great number of games. These are the ones painted by the professionals who Games Workshop pay to produce them for their publications. It can be a breathtaking experience but isn't particularly interactive so don't go looking for a fun and exciting experience, but it is interesting. The second area is the ...  Read the complete review

Warhammer world nottingham (468 words)
by Random rambler - written on 08/04/09
Rating:

Warhammer world has changed a bit in the past few years. There is, in short a visitor centre for fans of Games Workshop- Bugmans bar, the museum/miniatures, original art, gaming tables and Hobby Bar. Plus the store. The museum is gone, but the new thing - The Citadel Miniatures Hall is a bit of a jawdropper. The miniatures are the big thing so rather than displays and stuff, they have stripped out the room and put lush cabinets with all the professionally painted miniatures on display. Seen it in books? bit differnt seeing it for real. The museumy bit now i guess is the displays of old product and original art they put in the main hall. ...  Read the complete review

Warhammer World (Nottingham): The Store at the HQ (Warhammer World) (133 words)
by - written on 05/02/03 (Somewhat useful, 1255 readings)
Rating:

I am reviewing the store at the Games Workshop HQ called Warhammer World. I went there when I was traveling through Nottingham. I went by Warhammer World specifically to buy old miniatures. I had read the store was able to repress old miniatures on the spot. Sadly this service was no longer available. There was a number of old miniature catalogs in the shop but my selection from these were not available either. The visit provided the same service Games Workshop mailorder provides without the postage charge. Good selection of the current range. Nice tables set-up outside the store area and interesting to see the employees at lunchtime in the Bugman Bar. I ...  Read the complete review

Warhammer (503 words)
by - written on 13/10/01 (Very useful, 1919 readings)
Rating:

Warhammer is a Roleplay.The world of Warhammer is a make-believe world where armies fight out battles to dominate the Universe. For people who are involved with this hobby it is very additive and very interesting. My youngest son has been collecting the Warhammer models for a couple of years and as well as participating in the battles there is also a lot of enjoyment gained from making and painting the models. The models are sold by Games Workshops who have shops across the country. Warhammer World is the name of the Museum at the Games Workshop headquarters at Willow Lane, Lenton, Nottingham. To visit this museum is a must for anybody who has ever ...  Read the complete review

Warhammer World (Nottingham): Visit Warhammer World (499 words)
by - written on 14/10/00 (Useful, 3827 readings)
Rating:

The world of Warhammer is a make-believe world where armies fight out battles to dominate the Universe. For people who are involved with this hobby it is very additive and very interesting. My youngest son has been collecting the Warhammer models for a couple of years and as well as participating in the battles there is also a lot of enjoyment gained from making and painting the models. The models are sold by Games Workshops who have shops across the country. Warhammer World is the name of the Museum at the Games Workshop headquarters at Willow Lane, Lenton, Nottingham. To visit this museum is a must for anybody who has ever bought or collected any of ...  Read the complete review