We love those little hobby moments when one person shows a finished detail, everyone goes “damn, that looks good”, and five minutes later we’re already discussing how to copy the technique on our own minis.
Sometimes hobby problems solve themselves
We spend a lot of time painting our miniatures, so sooner or later we all hit the same wall: getting them to look good in photos is its own hobby challenge. This time Michał was experimenting with focus stacking and...
We had one of those classic hobby chat moments recently: someone drops a few rules snippets, and suddenly a game system we weren’t really looking at starts sounding very interesting.
We love those hobby moments when a single paint choice suddenly makes a whole detail come alive. This was exactly one of those cases.
Painting shortcuts, marker experiments, and a very honest hobby chat
Tomorrow it begins
Sometimes the plan is simple: just grab a few supplies
We recently had one of those very relatable hobby chats: frustration with paint ranges that look completely different in the bottle, on the chart, and on the miniature. This time it started with Vallejo catching some heat for confusing colour...
We recently had one of those extremely relatable hobby conversations: we just need a few paints, and five minutes later the basket somehow costs as much as a Spearhead box. Classic.
A very normal mission in ancient Greece
We had one of those very classic Warhammer hobby moments recently: a short rules question turned into a surprisingly interesting discussion about terrain, line of sight, and what the wording is really trying to say.
One of those dangerous hobby evenings
Battle Report-ish, Vibes-first Edition
Fast hobby day, big league result
Last month, Michał dropped a little treasure from a recent event into our chat: a full army list, the general, three piggies, and then, as he put it, four more of those. That was honestly enough to make us stop...
Sometimes one material upgrade changes everything
Painting progress, even if not everything made it
Stas dropped something into our chat that immediately caught our attention: a playable draft of a new skirmish game built on TinyD6, the same system we previously tested during our delightfully cursed Dark Peppa sessions.
We all know that moment of dread: you open your transport bag and immediately look for the casualties. A snapped sword here, a broken tail there, some tiny decorative bit that has decided to start a new life at the...