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TombWorld4 is my site (mostly) dedicated to Games Workshop games. These will include Warhammer and Warhammer 40,000 (obviously . . .) but games such as Warmaster, Space Hulk, Battlefleet Gothic and Inquisitor may also feature. It will reflect whatever I'm interested in to do with the games. This means it will probably be a bit odd-ball to most people, but hopefully there will be a few things that you may find interesting.

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First let's get the legal stuff out of the way :

And:

This website is completely unofficial and in no way endorsed by Games Workshop Limited. Some names used on this site may be trademarks of Games Workshop Limited. These are used without permission. No challenge to their status is intended.

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• Release Schedule & Army Popularity - Discover how old your Codex really is, and how popular your choice of army.
• Deus Ex Mechanicus - Necron fiction by Andy Chambers.
• Combat Patrol - Guidelines for running quick, skirmish type games of 40k.
• A Guide To Becoming An Evil Overlord - by Peter Anspach. Found this on the 'net somewhere. Not in the slightest way related to 40k, but some of these are very funny.
• Modelling Projects - Photos of what I'm currently (Hah !) working on.

Modelling Workshop - From the days when the Imperial Guard and the Space Marine Chapters used the same equipment, and Warhammer 40,000 was still called Rogue Trader, and Games Workshop encouraged scratch-building, come some articles originally published in White Dwarf magazine in 1989 or 1990, containing instructions and plans for converting the original Rhino, Predator and/or Land Raider kits into other vehicles.

• Whirlwind - modify an original plastic Rhino kit to make make a Whirlwind. Originally published in White Dwarf #117.
• Vindicator - again, modify the original Rhino to make a Vindicator. Originally published in White Dwarf #118.
• Baneblade - make an Imperial Baneblade super-heavy tank from (mostly) cardboard. Originally published in White Dwarf #132, this design now appears to be obselete. Certainly the latest ForgeWorld models seem significantly different.

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A selection of small files I've found useful. Limited to True Type fonts at the moment. Help yourself :

• Xenotron - Necron font, designed by HYBRIDspace (homepage here).
• Caslon Antique - Font similar to that used in a lot of GW Fantasy.
• Vibrocentric - Inquisitor-like font, designed by Ray Larabie.

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Links to external sites that I find interesting and/or useful:

• Games Workshop - The new, crappy website.
• ForgeWorld - Drool over some of the stuff available. Cringe at the prices wanted.

• GW Share Price - See how well/badly the City thinks it's going.

• Patrol Clash - Tim Eagling's site, the home of 40k in 40 minutes.

• Free Paper Models - Links to, well, free paper models.
• Wizards Of The Coast - Free cardboard buildings, courtesy of the D&D people.
• Wizkids Games - Free cardboard buildings, courtesy of the Mage Knight people.
• MicroTactix - "Cheep" cardboard scenery, some free samples available.

• Lone Wolf Developments - Home of Army Builder.

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