Buying Better Magnets for the Hobby Desk
Sometimes the small hobby upgrades matter the most
Sometimes the small hobby upgrades matter the most
We’ve all been there: we look at a new release from Games Workshop and immediately spot the same old trick. The collector’s edition gets the gorgeous artwork, while the regular version gets a cover that somehow feels like it couldn’t...
We had one of those very Warhammer moments recently: a game that took around three hours on the table, but in our heads felt like three brutal, desperate minutes of all-out fighting.
Sometimes the hobby is all about painting marathons, big games, or finally finishing a long-delayed unit. And sometimes it is simply about sitting down at the table and helping someone get into the game.
We love those hobby moments when one tiny upgrade suddenly makes the whole process smoother.
Quick battle report
Big table energy
We recently stumbled onto a couple of writeups about Warhammer: The Old World Roleplaying Game, and it immediately landed on our radar.
In June, a new paper RPG set in the world of Warhammer: The Old World was released, and we immediately perked up when we heard about it. Even better: according to what Stas shared, the Polish edition is planned for...
Michał dropped a whole series of photos into the chat and, honestly, the reaction was immediate: this looks really good.
We love those hobby days that start in complete chaos and somehow still end with army ideas taking shape.
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 a small but very satisfying painting milestone this time: Pegi finished the Plebs.
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.
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...
Stas dropped a little painting progress update that we immediately understood on a spiritual level: the moment when the metallics go on really is one of the most satisfying parts of the whole process.
There’s a moment in this hobby that never really gets old: when a miniature stops being just plastic and starts to feel alive. Stas summed it up perfectly the other day — painted minis just come alive in a completely...
A small painting test that turned into a useful comparison
We love this kind of hobby testing: same model, two different approaches, and a side-by-side comparison before the process is even finished.
Stas dropped by our favourite local hobby shop and came back with exactly the kind of haul that immediately leads to experiments: a few paints, some grass tufts, a drill bit and tweezers. Naturally, that meant it was time to...