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In this week’s newsletter we have some exciting news about how you can feature in a forthcoming Forge World studio interview, an update about our Winter catalogue supplement sheet, a reminder of our online wishlist facility and some information about our last postage dates for Christmas shipping. Thanks,
Ead Brown
Forge World Designer Interviews Coming Soon
Forge World has been inundated with questions for our Studio team over the past few weeks following the recent release of Imperial Armour Volume 9, Lugft Huron and our range of related resin kits.
We have decided to compile these into an exclusive online interview with sculpting legend Simon Egan and Imperial Armour writer Alan Bligh, focusing on the Badab War and associated releases, and we’d like as many of our customers as possible to be involved. So if you want to know exactly how long it took to sculpt Lugft Huron, or which Chapters are featured in The Badab War Part II, then this is your chance to find out!
Forge World Winter Catalogue Supplement Sheet Now Available
You can now download a free PDF of our most recent supplement sheet from the Forge World website. It includes the Eldar Hornet, which is available to pre-order now for despatch from the 29th of November, along with all of our most recent releases such as the Necron Tomb Stalker and Space Marine Armour Sets.
If you’d like to receive a free copy of our 2010 catalogue to assist you with compiling your Christmas shopping list, e-mail forgeworldcatreq@games-workshop.co.uk making sure you include your full name and postal address.
Forge World October Games Day Reviews Online Now
As many of our European customers may be aware, Forge World recently attended Games Day Italy in Modena, and Games Day Germany in Cologne. We have recently completed reviews of these great events and we will be adding more online content over the coming months.
Forge World Christmas Shipping
With November upon us, we have news of our final shipping deadlines for Christmas. These dates are subject to change, and we will keep you informed of any changes both in future newsletters and at http://www.forgeworld.co.uk/
As always, it’s best to order as early as possible to ensure that you’ll get exactly what you want. Your order should reach us by the following dates for delivery before Christmas:
- Our last shipping date for Standard Delivery outside the UK will be December 6th.
- Our last shipping date for Express Delivery outside the UK will be December 15th.
If you have any questions or concerns about any aspect of your Forge World Christmas Shopping then please contact us either by e-mail at forgeworldorderenquiries@games-workshop.co.uk or by telephone on 0115 916 8177 within the UK, 011 44 115 916 8177 from the US and Canada or 00 44 115 916 8177 from much of Europe. Forge World’s Customer Service team is available 6 days a week all the way up to Christmas, so don’t hesitate to contact us to check stock availability and shipping times. We are also a font of knowledge and advice if you aren’t sure about what would make the perfect Forge World gift.
Forge World Wishlists
On the subject of Christmas shopping, there’s nothing worse than secretly hoping for a Reaver Titan, finding a massive parcel under your tree, eagerly ripping it open and finding a lovely ‘novelty’ jumper and a pair of socks…
It doesn't get much worse than that, but thankfully it couldn't be easier to make sure that it doesn't happen to you. If you’ve created an account on www.forgeworld.co.uk then you have the ability to create a Wishlist. Just login to Your Account and you’ll see an option to View Wishlists – simply browse through our online store and click the ‘add to wishlist’ button on each item’s page. Once you’ve found all the gifts you’re after, just e-mail it to all of your friends and family and wait for Christmas morning
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Nice best in show models and the idea of the interviews sounds good, looking forward too them. cant wait for newsletter 255 and some more Space Marine bits.
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