Late-Night Movement Tray Shopping
We love those tiny hobby purchases that suddenly make an army feel much more real. This time it was movement trays.
We love those tiny hobby purchases that suddenly make an army feel much more real. This time it was movement trays.
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 those hobby moments that start with a casual scroll through the marketplace and suddenly turn into well, I guess we’re reorganising the entire collection now.
We’ve got a small purchase update today: the Squats finally arrived.
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.
It was supposed to be a peaceful holiday… and then hobby temptation struck
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.
Sometimes hobby news lands in our chat in the simplest possible way: a photo, a short message, and immediate curiosity.
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 had one of those very familiar hobby moments this weekend: someone drops a message about a sale, everyone immediately starts thinking about old metal miniatures, half-finished armies, and “just one more bargain”.
Sometimes a hobby purchase starts with excitement, and then immediately turns into: “wait, what exactly did we just buy?”
We love it when a hobby purchase starts as a rules discussion, turns into market research panic, and ends with a completely different deal because someone in the group casually says, “I’ve got some lying around.” That was exactly the...
Sometimes a hobby week starts with us definitely not buying anything… and ends with someone being a thousand down and very happy about it.
We had a small but very relatable hobby discussion recently: what do you even buy when one of us absolutely does not need more army stuff?
Sometimes a hobby purchase starts with a very normal, very dangerous question: “what model even is this?”
We had one of those very practical hobby chats recently: a bit of terrain inspiration, a bit of campaign planning, and finally an actually useful purchase that should make our games much smoother.
We had one of those very relatable hobby chats that starts with a simple “maybe we should order something” and quickly turns into browsing old minis, movement trays, and trying not to cry over prices.
Michał just picked up a parcel from Patryk, and honestly, it turned into one of those hobby hauls that immediately makes the group chat light up. As Ender put it best: quite a zoo.
We know this feeling a little too well.