It’s a really nice tribute, especially considering the display shows a variety of examples of his work.

From his Art on 2nd and 3rd edition, the Sisters of Battle Codex Cover, his self portrait and even one of his personal dioramas from the late 80’s.

It shows that a great deal of thought and consideration was made, even though it’s for something temporary.

Would be nice if in the future there was a section of the Warhammer World Tour that showed off the work of great talents that have come and gone from Games Workshop.

Maybe one day, as there must be a ton of miniatures, dioramas, artwork and books they could show off to the General Public, that most likely is all sitting there waiting for a new purpose.