Necrosphinx Dressed for the Ball Before Its Orkisyny Debut
Necrosphinx Dressed for the Ball Before Its Orkisyny Debut
Necrosphinx Dressed for the Ball Before Its Orkisyny Debut
Pegi dropped a small painting update on the chat this weekend, and it was exactly the kind of post we love seeing: work still in progress, honest thoughts about what works and what does not, and already a very clear...
We had one of those very relatable hobby moments recently: looking at the pile of work still ahead of us and doing the mental math before a campaign deadline.
We had one of those very hobby-shaped chat moments: a quick logistics note, a local event reminder, and then a painting progress update that immediately made us want to get back to the desk.
We love these little hobby updates that are basically just: yep, progress is happening.
We love these small hobby updates that somehow say everything about where the painting desk is at: one model finished, the next one already underway, and the cycle keeps going.
There is always that one project that feels like it takes forever, even when the model count really should not be that scary. This time, end3r finally crossed the finish line with his Angels of Death Kill Team painted as...
Wilini dropped into the chat with a simple update: the knight was done, and now it was time to tackle the pegasus. And honestly, from the very first photos, we were already hooked.
We always like these little almost-finished hobby updates, because they feel very real: not the polished “everything is perfect” end result, but that late-evening push to get a unit ready for the next day.
We had one of those very relatable hobby updates this week: a burst of motivation, two hours at the desk, a masking-tape disaster, and then immediate recovery because the model was still looking really promising.
Sometimes the best kind of hobby update is the one where we can finally say: yep, the team is basically done.
We had a fun little painting discussion the other day when Michał dropped a Chaos scheme idea into chat and asked what we thought. The immediate reaction was pretty much: yeah, that actually looks really good.
We love these little hobby moments that sneak up on us. You sit down thinking you’ll just use up a few paints you never touch, spend a couple of minutes on some tiny detail… and suddenly the whole miniature feels...
We love these little hobby check-ins, especially when they come with a mix of motivation, deadlines, and that very familiar “just an hour here or there in the evening” kind of progress.
We had one of those very relatable hobby moments this week: the model is almost done, and the only thing left is deciding whether to play it safe or go for something a bit more dramatic.
We got a small but very relatable painting update from Wilini this week: just some solid progress shots, followed immediately by the classic hobby moment where green armour triggers one very specific association.
Sometimes a single painted mini is enough to kick off a whole hobby daydream.
Sometimes a model fights us all the way to the finish line.
We love these little hobby milestones, and this time it was Wilini dropping a finished unit of Bretonnian wild horses into the chat.
Sometimes a couple of hobby photos and one short comment are enough to tell the whole story. This was one of those moments.