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To protect this unique experience, every gaming event at Warhammer World has ‘model requirements’. These are standards laid down that we require every player attending our events to abide by. This guide is to further elaborate on this so new and old players alike fully understand what‘model requirements’ are all about.  \nAll miniatures in your collection must be Citadel or Forge World miniatures. If you are doing conversions and building models with parts from a variety of different sources, the parts must be Citadel or Forge World. This includes things like shoulder pads, vehicle doors, heads and helmets, weapons, the works.  \nIf you are getting really creative with conversions then generic parts such as wire and brass rod are fine to use, but any cast miniature parts specifically designed for models must be produced by Citadel or Forge World.  \nNote that this refers to the actual miniatures in your collection. These requirements do not apply to the bases of your models.  \nAll miniatures in your collection must be fully assembled. That means all parts to the model must be present. Space Marines must have shoulder pads, Guardsman must have lasguns etc. Skeleton legs without a torso and weapons might fit the narrative of the re-animated dead, however they aren’t much use on the battlefield!  \nAll miniatures in your collection must be fully painted. This is perhaps the most ambiguous as fully painted can vary from one person to another. Some people never consider their army fully painted as they could see room for a 4th highlight, some free-hand heraldry or some battle damage. Others consider an army fully painted so long as it has ‘3 colours’. Fully painted can thus be a question of perspective, and a tick-list of minimum standards doesn’t apply. That being said, we fully believe that deep down everyone knows what a fully painted model is, regardless of skill or time spent. We have included some example painted miniatures for guidance:  \nThis Space Marine is a good example of what we consider ‘fully painted’. The model has the trusted method of base colour, shade and highlight. The base is finished with some texture, paint and tufts. Final details such as transfers have been added to complete the model.  \nThis Space Marine is done to a more basic level with just the base coat of colours added. This is the basic minimum standard we would expect. Sometimes known as ‘tabletop quality’, at a distance it’s fine. There’s room for more however, and we would encourage everyone to add those extra few touches.  \nThis Space Marine has been primed and washed. This level of painting wouldn’t meet the minimum standards and wouldn’t be permitted at gaming events.  \nIf you are still unsure what ‘fully painted’ means, then you need to contact us well in advance and we can discuss your individual case. The final call will be at the events’ staff discretion.  \nAll miniatures in your collection must be fully based. Fully based means the basing of the model is finished. Plain bases should be fully painted and include some kind of texture – sand, grass, slate etc. Sculpted bases should be fully painted. Games Workshop’s Texture paints make it easier than ever to base your models as it is paint and texture all in one.  \nEach model must completely and accurately represent its entry on your army roster including all weapons and equipment. This is commonly referred to as ‘What you see is what you get’or WYSIWYG for short. For example, if you play with a Space Marine equipped with a meltagun, the model must have a meltagun. Some gaming groups allow for proxies or stand-ins such as ‘this is my Leman Russ Demolisher but I’m using him as a regular Leman Russ’. This isn’t suitable for organised play at Warhammer World – you must use the appropriate model.  \nThere are a ","cbCair94B5TbBU5i","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCair94B5TbBU5i","pdf",514311,"English","# Model standards for events at Warhammer World\n## Approved miniature sources and conversions\n## Assembly, painting, and basing requirements\n## WYSIWYG roster accuracy\n## Conversions vs proxies and staff contact","[{\"question\":\"What miniature sources are allowed for events at Warhammer World?\",\"answer\":\"Miniatures must be Citadel or Forge World. If you convert or build using parts from different sources, the used parts must be Citadel or Forge World, including details like helmets, weapons, and vehicle parts.\"},{\"question\":\"Do the model requirements apply to the bases of your models?\",\"answer\":\"No. The requirements specify the miniatures in your collection, and explicitly state they do not apply to the bases of your models.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the difference between a conversion and a proxy, and are proxies allowed?\",\"answer\":\"A conversion is a model built from parts to represent something else (it looks different from how it was designed). A proxy is using a model with a different presentation, but it’s not permitted in organised play at Warhammer World because models must clearly represent what’s on your roster.\"}]","Model Requirements for events at Warhammer World | PDF",1791334179]