Wargames Con Clarifications

I messaged the TO guy and here's some of our conversations:

Brandon,

You asked about models for Lady Malys and a Voidraven Bomber. These models not being produced by GW, you are free to use any models that are an appropriate size and appropriately based. I would suggest a Succubus model as a good place to start for Lady Malys and a Razorwing Fighter as a good place to start for the Voidraven Bomber. In any case, Lady Malys should be based as a normal infantry model and a Voidraven should be on a flying base and stand. If you have Razorwing and Voidraven in the list, some conversion work to the wings or fins to make the Voidraven obviously different is a good idea, but simply having bombs under the wings and a different paint scheme would probably be sufficient.

Regards,

Jon Wolf

The Dark Eldar have a Webway Portal that was produced in limited numbers by Games Workshop, is it legal to use the limited run model to represent the Webway Portal?

Product Link
http://www.games-workshop.com/gws/catalog/productDetail.jsp?prodId=prod900174a&setLocale=en_AU

If the GW model is usable, can we proxy this model with a similar model understanding that modeling for advantage is against the rules.

The codex says to represent it with a small blast marker or similar counter, it counts as impassible terrain, a small blast marker does not block line of sight, but the limited release is 1.5" tall, does it block line true line of site(TLOS)?

Thank you for your rulings, though I am not using this in my list this time, I'm definitely interested in how the TO's will rule.

Jon Wolf
If you have the GW webway portal or a similar scratch build, then it follows TLOS. A scratch build could easily be seen as modelling for advantage, so be careful.

the wargames staff are great. i had the opprutunity to work with them when they came down for the ALAMO GT series a couple of times. trust me they know how to run a tournament.

Yeah, sounds like it. I'm definitely satisfied with the way they have been handling my questions, but I'd rather know in advance than be suprised at the table.