Following on from a very enjoyable time at Salute we have launched our first painting contest! You can find full details on the forum, but basically you have to paint one or more models from the range and send pictures to me before the end of June. You can even do a little diorama if you like, as long as it is no bigger than a CD. There will be small prizes for the winning entry and a few little bonus prizes for things I think are cool.

World of Twilight will once again be heading to Salute, this time with a slightly bigger stand and a much bigger game! Discussion on the forum here. We've got stand number TB01, which is down to the left as you come through the main entrances.

Over the next couple of weeks I'm going to be announcing lots of new releases and special offers for the day, so watch this space!

So, voting is now closed and it is my pleasure to announce the winners!

First up, the public vote. TheGremlin came top of the pile with his 'Now, Where did he leave it?', a fun and whimsical little scenario pitching the Empire against the Devanu, with the engineer searching for some useful old plans to try and prevent his village from smelling too much like a slaimor latrine. Scenario on the forum here.

Thank you very much to everybody who read through them all and voted - I know how hard that was!

For my choice of favourite I was thoroughly torn, but I think that Jubal's 'The Preacher's Welcome' captures the conflict between the Delgon and the Empire on the outskirts of the Empire very nicely. I love the idea of the competing forces vying for the loyalty of the villagers through the course of the game. Not to mention it being an ideal excuse to use some of my Empire buildings. Scenario on the forum here.

Both TheGremlin and Jubal win a set of prerelease masters, and hopefully they'll take the opportunity to paint them.

A special mention (and a small bonus prize) goes to Geckilian who crafted a fun little campaign that I expect would play well in an evening, escalating as the Delgon and Devanu amassed larger forces. None of the scenarios on their own quite stood out as well as the winners, but as a whole they are certainly worthy of a mention! Campaign on the forum here.

Congratulations to everybody who entered, and I'm looking forward to putting these together neatly at some point in the future (not to mention playing a few more of them...).