Windows, Obscuring, and the 3" Rule: Our Attempt to Finally Understand 4th Edition Terrain
Windows, Obscuring, and the 3” Rule: Our Attempt to Finally Understand 4th Edition Terrain
Windows, Obscuring, and the 3” Rule: Our Attempt to Finally Understand 4th Edition Terrain
Fast hobby day, big league result
Painting progress, even if not everything made it
We had one of those very relatable hobby moments this week: a quick chat about minis, a small side discovery, and then suddenly all attention went to one model towering over the rest.
We recently had one of those very relatable hobby conversations that starts with a tiny painting detail and somehow ends with full-on army scheme planning.
A small but very satisfying hobby update from our side: new models are landing on the desk, and with them comes that familiar mix of excitement and mild painting panic.
We had one of those very relatable hobby moments this week: a bit of painting banter, a fresh build on the desk, and the kind of enthusiasm that appears immediately after gluing a model together.
One more batch before calling it a night
We had one of those very familiar hobby chat moments this week: trying to line up a casual meet-up, checking who can make it, and in the meantime pushing a few more models forward on the painting desk.
We had a small but very welcome Age of Sigmar update in our chat recently, and it is exactly the kind of hobby momentum we love seeing.
We love those hobby moments when an army list suddenly stops being a spreadsheet exercise and starts feeling like a proper warband of lunatics. This week, that happened with Michał’s Skaven in Age of Sigmar.
We love those hobby moments when one painted detail suddenly becomes the thing everyone remembers. This time it was simple: a green-painted miniature, black socks, and immediate approval from the crew.
Painting banter from the hobby chat
Painting plans vs reality
Michal has just wrapped up one of the toughest painting projects of his hobby journey so far: six daemons finished after two weeks of fighting with them.
We had one of those very relatable hobby moments this week: a model appears in chat, everyone immediately starts nudging, and suddenly there is a painting deadline.
We love those hobby moments when a single photo dropped into chat immediately derails everything in the best possible way.
A short but very satisfying milestone: done.
Painting against the clock
We had a small but very relatable hobby update this time: one key model ready for league play, the whole batch assembled, and painting progress sitting at a very honest 30%.