![Cleaned Hobby Space](images/hobby-journal/day1-hobby-space.jpg)
So it's been nine (9!) years since my last post. Less than a decade, that counts as an active website with cutting edge, informative content that's keeping up with the kids. Right?
![Soulblight Gravelords Bats](images/hobby-journal/day1-fel-bats.jpg)
I've decided that in 2024 my aim is to be more productive in my Warhammer hobbying. Part of which is trying to spend at least a bit of time each day doing something hobby related. I thought wherever possible I'd post something here to track my progress and keep a bit of a journal of how things are progressing.
It's currently the 9th of January when I'm posting this, but I'm backdating it to the 1st because: 1/. Starting a journal on day 9 reveals a complete lack of foresight on my part, and 2/. it's when I cleaned my hobby space.
![Bases, bases and bases](images/hobby-journal/day1-all-about-the-base.jpg)
I managed to spend a bit of time cleaning my hobby space, putting everything away in the HobbyZone shelves and drawers I have. Organised all my paints back into racks, cleaned up my hobby tools and stored the many bases I have into a drawer in one of my MDF drawers.
Once the desk was clean it was time to start making a mess again. The first step was to build the three Fel Bats for my Soulblight Gravelords Age of Sigmar army that I received from Badgie at the Dumfries Gamers club for my Secret Santa gift.
There's nothing fantastical to show, but it's the first step. Stay tuned for more.