Can I make “Realistic” Hobby Goals for 2024?
I painted some models, failed at most of the goals I set for myself, shrugged it off and made new goals for 2024. Here they are…
Building
This is the act of building tiny plastic space men and their vehicles. Sometimes it is the act of raising a house from the ground up. It all fits here.
Chasing the Leviathan
This should have been an easy project: it certainly wasn’t the first starter box I had painted. But This one left me feeling like I was lost at sea…
The Case of the Army That Was Started In 2023 and Is Still Not Finished in 2023: Baldur’s Gate 3, the Dungeon Master, and the Toddler
In today’s post, Clay gives us an update as to how his 2023 hobby aspirations are going.
How To Build An Army Cheaply – Part 1
Just because there’s a recession doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the hobby, right? Right. Today we are going to look at the topic of wargaming on a budget, and how you can build or expand your forces without spending a small fortune on toys.
Brick By Brick: Lego Replay
Do you have a bunch of old and dusty Lego laying around? Maybe buried in the darkest depths of your closet like me? Why not donate them to kids in need?
Hobby How-To: DIY Space Hulk Bases
Looking for some DIY bases for Boarding Actions games? Then check out this step by step for making your own!
Plastic to Painted Feature: Super Mortian
In today’s Feature, Ian brings us an alternative kit to add to your Guard’s Super Heavy Detachment. The Super Mortian.
Project Ultramar: Phase Two
Phase One had gone just f#@kin ducky, and I was ready to take a break and paint some Iron Hands (for which I have a greater plan along with the Salamanders ally I have started, but more on that later. Likely, much later). Then the big two day narrative event got in the way.
Brick By Brick: Nanoblock Himeji Castle, Special Deluxe Edition
Today we take a look at the 5,200 piece Nanoblock Himeji Castle.
Clay – Backlog Project Results
My backlog goal for January 2023 was simple: finish the half-finished squad of 20 Necron warriors and Chronomancer that had sat, primed, on my hobby desk for almost 6 months. I already knew the paint scheme. I had all the paints, basing materials, and base magnets. All that was needed was time spent painting at the hobby desk.