After many months of waiting, last weekend was the Hobgoblin Club Road Trip!  A wonderful time was had by all.  On Saturday we visited Warhammer World in Nottingham, and on Sunday we travelled to Warhammer Fest in Coventry (http://www.tga.community/blogs/entry/76-warhammer-fest-hobgoblin-club-road-trip-part-two/).  I've kept things brief, as it's only the pics you're interested in anyway.  Enjoy!

So, we set off early on Saturday morning (8am I think, early for us!) and drove down to Nottingham full of excitement!  Premier Inn checked into, we were quickly off down the road to take some obligatory photos of us posing in front of the giant Stormcast, before entering Warhammer World.

Warhammer Quest: Silver Tower looks like an excellent release.  The first army idea I had for AoS was Tzeentch beastmen, so this box is really of interest.  Sadly, I don't think I'll be buying the four/five copies of the game required to get sensible sized units together!  It was great to get our hands on the miniatures though.  The Mistweaver Saih is a superb model which has got us all very interested in what the future holds for aelfs in AoS.

Other treats included seeing some of the Forge World monsters up close for the first time and the new orruks, who looked very impressive in the flesh.

After browsing the stores, and each spending varying amounts of money, we headed into the exhibition.  This consisted of a single room last time I visited.   These days it costs £7 to enter, but it's now pretty large and well worth visiting at least once.  Some of the new dioramas are mightily impressive!  I'll leave you here with some shots of the what I thought were the best bits (see I said I'd be brief) and follow soon with a post about our visit to Warhammer Fest on the Sunday.  Thanks for scrolling!

I know those last two images aren't AoS but it was quite a spectacle.  So impressive that it almost made me want to take up 40k, almost.