Forge World

This article is about the company. For the video game location, see Halo: Reach.

Forge World is the name of a subsidiary company of Games Workshop run by Tony Cottrell, which designs, moulds, and sells resin models for various Games Workshop games.

Forge World models usually represent rare or variant vehicles, including Super-Heavy tanks, large walking vehicles called "Titans", aircraft, giant monsters, and defensive turrets. Forge World has expanded their line of infantry miniatures as well, introducing models for the Elysian Drop Troopers, Death Korps of Krieg, and Tallarn Desert Raiders. They also sell transfers and model parts that can be used to customise official Citadel miniatures. Many Forge World models require special rules to use (found in the Imperial Armour series of books).

Forge World product ranges

• 28mm miniatures - a range of variant models for Warhammer 40,000, including variations on existing models as well as larger resin pieces. Forge World also has a model range for Battlefleet Gothic and Epic Armageddon, as well as several large monster models for Warhammer Fantasy Battle.

• Aeronautica Imperialis - Released in January 2007, Aeronautica Imperialis, is an air combat game using aircraft and ground defense models in the same scale as Epic Armageddon.

• Books - Game rules for Forge World's range of Warhammer 40,000 models are released in the Imperial Armour book series, which also contains background material on the models' fictional counterparts.

• Busts and large-scale miniatures - In the past, Forge World has released several busts and large miniatures of Warhammer characters, typically as limited edition pieces.

• Terrain - Resin terrain pieces for both Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Fantasy.

Warhammer Forge

In 2010 it was announced on the Forge World website that a subsidiary specialising in products for Warhammer Fantasy would be formed under the Warhammer Forge banner.

External links

• Official Forgeworld Website
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