Necromunda Painting Progress: Green Layers, Big Plans
We had one of those very relatable hobby moments recently: looking at the pile of work still ahead of us and doing the mental math before a campaign deadline.
We had one of those very relatable hobby moments recently: looking at the pile of work still ahead of us and doing the mental math before a campaign deadline.
We had one of those very hobby-shaped chat moments: a quick logistics note, a local event reminder, and then a painting progress update that immediately made us want to get back to the desk.
We love these little hobby updates that are basically just: yep, progress is happening.
Wilini dropped into the chat with a simple update: the knight was done, and now it was time to tackle the pegasus. And honestly, from the very first photos, we were already hooked.
We always like these little almost-finished hobby updates, because they feel very real: not the polished “everything is perfect” end result, but that late-evening push to get a unit ready for the next day.
We love those hobby updates where a project suddenly stops being “just a pile of parts” and starts looking like an actual gang. This weekend, end3r pushed his Necromunda Squats forward in exactly that way: magnets, weapon experiments, head swaps,...
We’ve got another painting project rolling across the hobby desk: end3r is working through the remaining models from the Salamanders Combat Patrol for Colosseum.
Wilini managed to push the peasant mob a bit further before heading off for duty, and honestly, they are already looking full of character even before the final skin wash stage. At this point the flesh still felt a bit...
We love these hobby moments when we sit down just for a second to test a color, and then suddenly the clock says two hours have passed. That was exactly the vibe this time.
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 had one of those very familiar hobby evenings where the chat bounced between painting progress, game plans, rules talk, and random marketplace finds.
Stas dropped a proper work in progress update into the chat and, honestly, the reaction was immediate: noooice, they look awesome, and generally the kind of energy we like to see in a hobby group.
We had one of those very relatable hobby evenings: the kind where a single character model somehow eats more time than a whole chunk of cavalry.
Sometimes the best hobby updates arrive at the exact moment when we should definitely already be asleep.
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.
Painting banter from the hobby chat
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.