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Hi everyone, I am a London based gamer who has recently decided to get back into the habit after a good 9 years out. I just felt like painting some of my figures one day about 2 weeks ago and thats how the beautiful reunion started. Perhaps some day I will finally have more than just a primed black army. Anyway, I play the mighty Orks.
BTW does anyone know when the Enfield store closed down as this is where my memories started and I was sorry to see it now replaced with an estate agents

Welcome to Dakka! I think Enfield closed down a year or two ago - GW had a spring cleaning and took out a load of unprofitable stores (including Richmond near me), but most of them were outside of the UK.

Welcome back to 40K and welcome to Dakka.

What inspired your come back?

HFN

HuzzFivvNivv wrote:Welcome back to 40K and welcome to Dakka.

What inspired your come back?

HFN

Well I think it helps when you have a brother who is into it too. It's strange though, I stopped playing and so did he but he continued being avidly interested in the hobby. He would buy white dwarf every month and the occasional codex, yet he hadn't played a game in years or even looked at his models. So hearing him all the time got me thinking about how much i enjoyed it and I just had the nagging urge to carry on from where I left off. The weird thing is, is that I think me comming back and buying new models has inspired him to "come back" to it too, if anyone follows.

Welcome back. I too, came back to painting after a fairly long stint away.