We had one of those hobby moments recently that is equal parts funny, confusing, and just a tiny bit annoying. End3r opened up a pack and immediately noticed that something was very, very off.
We love these little hobby updates that are basically just: yep, progress is happening.
We recently fell into one of our favorite hobby rabbit holes: random browsing, checking second-hand listings, comparing prices, and getting way too excited about old Dwarf kits.
We had one of those very dangerous hobby moments recently: a casual link, a quick look, and suddenly we were already mentally planning future prints.
We love it when one of us gets that hobby delivery — the one that has been living rent-free in the brain for months, and the moment the box lands, all self-control disappears.
We’ve been looking at the new Battle March article for Warhammer: The Old World, and honestly, it immediately got us into speculation mode.
Sometimes a hobby surprise lands on the table and immediately makes the whole day better. This time it was Wilini showing off a brilliant gift from Staś — an absolutely badass model that instantly got us excited.
We had one of those very relatable hobby chats recently: someone drops a cool conversion, and suddenly we are all looking at new kits, comparing sculpts, and wondering what else could be built from them.
We had one of those very satisfying hobby moments this week: a package arrived, it survived transport, and the first impression was simply wow.
We’ve got another episode of end3r’s ongoing Squat saga — apparently somewhere around episode 156 — and this time it’s very much a hobby-progress kind of update: assembly, prep for games, and the eternal little logistical problems that show up...
We love these moments when an old project suddenly stops being “someday” and becomes “right now”. This week was exactly that for Michał’s Skaven: the rats came out of the cupboard, got ripped off their Age of Sigmar bases, and...
We had one of those very good hobby days where the post finally arrived and suddenly the pile of plans became very real.
Sometimes a hobby purchase starts with a very normal, very dangerous question: “what model even is this?”
We had one of those very short exchanges that still says everything about a painting session: a fresh batch of Nurgle-flavoured minis hit the chat, and the reaction was immediate — little masterpieces.
We know this feeling a little too well.
We had one of those very classic hobby-chat moments: one photo appears in the group, someone spots a new box, and five minutes later we’re discussing bases, Spearheads, Old World compatibility, and whether this might finally be the thing that...
We’ve had one of those very Wiatry Magii weeks where everything happened at once: tournament stress, emergency-speed painting plans, second-hand model hunting, and of course a completely unnecessary-but-also-amazing side quest into Warhammer: The Old World tooling.
We had one of those very familiar hobby moments recently: this model looks amazing, but the longer we looked into it, the more practical questions started showing up.
When a Griffon Copies the Hero: a tiny Old World lore rabbit hole
We love these little hobby moments when one photo in chat turns into a miniature archaeology session.