We had one of those very relatable hobby moments recently: ordering online is often cheaper, but sometimes the store doesn’t actually have the item on hand and just places it with the supplier. Which means… waiting. In this case, probably...
We had one of those very relatable hobby conversations this week: what do we actually bring for tomorrow, and how painted does it need to be to stop counting as “bare plastic”?
We had one of those very relatable hobby moments this week: a single paint scheme decision immediately turned into “maybe we need another model”.
Some hobby sessions are all about speed. This one absolutely was not.
Stas dropped one of those wonderfully simple hobby tips that make us wonder why we didn’t try it earlier.
We had one of those wonderfully chaotic hobby chat moments this week: a mysterious image forwarded from Marek with the glorious caption “Votann on the rise”, followed shortly after by the much more concrete and exciting update from Ender:
That warm hobby feeling sneaks up on us sometimes
We had one of those very classic hobby chats recently: it started with army win rates and somehow ended exactly where it should — with painted models on the table.
We somehow managed to fit two very different kinds of hobby satisfaction into one conversation: one of us came away from a Kill Team game actually understanding what the system is about, and at the same time Michał dropped photos...
We love these hobby moments when a quick test model suddenly turns into a really promising paint recipe. This time, pegie shared a Blood Warrior experiment and honestly — it already looks great.
We love those hobby moments when one finished detail suddenly makes the whole project feel real. This time it was end3r checking in with a small but important update: the grenade launcher is done.
We know this feeling very well: the plan says three painted models, reality says one, and somehow that still counts as a small hobby win.
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 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.
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...