One Scooter, Some Cathay, and a Side Quest into Old World Rules
We had one of those very familiar hobby evenings where the chat bounced between painting progress, game plans, rules talk, and random marketplace finds.
We had one of those very familiar hobby evenings where the chat bounced between painting progress, game plans, rules talk, and random marketplace finds.
New Kharadron hype hit us immediately
We recently fell into one of our favourite hobby rabbit holes: browsing old Warhammer Fantasy Battle minis online and arguing about which ones aged like fine wine, and which ones absolutely, gloriously did not.
We had one of those very good hobby conversations recently: a simple idea, a specific deadline, and just enough chaos to make it exciting.
We had one of those very relatable hobby chats recently: what if we want to start a force, but we really don’t want to assemble it from scratch box by box?
We love those hobby projects that start with pure nostalgia.
Painting impressions from the table
We had a small but very satisfying painting milestone this time: Pegi finished the Plebs.
We had one of those very hobby-real update moments this week: progress happened, but not quite in the order we originally imagined.
Stas dropped into the chat early in the morning with the kind of update we always like to see: miniatures number 6 and number 7 are alive and well, and they came to say hello.
We had one of those very familiar Warhammer mornings: somebody drops a Warhammer Community link, everyone starts scrolling in mild panic, and five minutes later our army lists no longer make sense.
Michal dropped one of those hobby ideas into chat that immediately makes us go: oh no, this is dangerously cool.
Stas checked in with another painted mini and, honestly, we love seeing these steady little progress reports. The fifth boy has officially joined the growing pile of painted models, and that always feels good.
We started, as usual, from hobby logistics and trying to figure out when we could actually meet up. There was talk of Rome, coming back from the mountains, maybe squeezing in a game on Thursday, maybe Friday, maybe something unusual...
Stas dropped a small but very satisfying update into our chat recently: the fourth Ork boy is done. And honestly, this is exactly the kind of hobby progress we love seeing — not just finished models, but all the experimenting,...
Stas dropped a little painting progress update that we immediately understood on a spiritual level: the moment when the metallics go on really is one of the most satisfying parts of the whole process.
Painting progress, hobby peer pressure, and one very important unfinished detail
There’s a moment in this hobby that never really gets old: when a miniature stops being just plastic and starts to feel alive. Stas summed it up perfectly the other day — painted minis just come alive in a completely...
Stas dropped a proper work in progress update into the chat and, honestly, the reaction was immediate: noooice, they look awesome, and generally the kind of energy we like to see in a hobby group.
A small painting test that turned into a useful comparison