Harry's Warhammer Journey

A vibrant, photographic image of a digital “Warhammer beginner library” displayed on a modern tablet lying on a textured, dark desk surface. The tablet screen shows an organized grid of colorful thumbnails labeled things like “Basic Painting,” “First Army Checklist,” and “Rules Made Simple,” with playful icons of miniatures, brushes, and dice. Surrounding the tablet are a few closed rulebooks, a compact notebook with sticky tabs, and a small stack of printed quick-reference cards with bold headers. Cool, diffused light from a nearby window creates gentle reflections on the tablet glass and softens the edges of surrounding objects. Shot from a slightly elevated angle with moderate depth of field, the mood is organized, helpful, and tech-savvy, emphasizing curated guides and tools for new Warhammer players discovering resources online.

Your Warhammer Progress

A dedicated hub for beginner guides, tools, and links to help you build confidence, track wins, and enjoy every hobby moment.

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A tidy, overhead photographic view of a Warhammer beginner’s “battle plan” workspace on a dark wooden table. At the center lies an open notebook with doodled army symbols, arrows, and playful scribbled titles like “First 500 Points” and “Paint Plan.” Surrounding it are assembled but unpainted infantry miniatures, a small tape measure, colorful six-sided dice, and a smartphone displaying a Warhammer rules reference. Natural, diffused daylight washes in from the top edge, producing soft, even lighting and minimal shadows. A printed checklist labeled “New to Warhammer?” sits in one corner, with some boxes ticked. The mood is organized yet whimsical, emphasizing curiosity and planning. Shot from a true bird’s-eye view with crisp focus across the scene, in a clean, modern photographic style perfect for a beginner-focused blog homepage hero image.

Milestones snapshot

Follow this beginner-friendly journey through the first steps of Warhammer: from choosing a faction to your first mini and painting session.

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A warmly lit, photographic realism scene of a modest Warhammer hobby shelf, featuring a small, growing collection of beginner essentials. On the middle shelf, a neatly arranged line of paint bottles in bright primary and metallic colors stands in front of a row of rulebooks and starter set boxes with bold, dramatic cover art partially visible. A few assembled miniatures, primed in black, grey, and white, are displayed on simple round bases like tiny statues. A playful, handwritten cardboard sign reads “Level 1 Hobby Zone” leaning against the paints. Golden hour light from the right side casts long, cozy shadows and gentle highlights on glossy box edges. Captured at a slight low angle with subtle depth of field, the atmosphere feels welcoming, playful, and aspirational, suggesting the start of a long Warhammer journey.
A close, detailed photographic realism view of a beginner’s first Warhammer paint job in progress: a single miniature held upright in a simple plastic painting handle, its armor partially painted in bright, slightly uneven layers of blue and red. Fine brush strokes and tiny mistakes are visible, celebrating the learning process. Around the handle, a ring of open paint pots shows rich pigments, with a water cup cloudy from rinsed brushes. The miniature stands on a well-used cutting mat speckled with dried paint dots in many colors. A small desk lamp with a daylight bulb shines from above and slightly behind, creating crisp highlights on wet paint and casting a soft halo around the model. Captured at macro level with shallow depth of field, the atmosphere feels intimate, encouraging, and proudly imperfect—perfect for a post about first attempts at painting.
A cozy, photographic realism scene of a compact hobby corner set up specifically for a Warhammer beginner. A small folding table holds a cutting mat, a handful of basic tools, and a single, modest starter box propped upright, its cover art facing outward like a proud badge. Beside it stands a clear plastic organizer with only a few paints occupying the bottom row, leaving playful empty space above for future expansion. Soft, warm lamplight pools over the workspace, leaving the background in gentle shadow, where a corkboard shows pinned printouts titled “Beginner Painting Guide” and “First Army Ideas” with simple icons. Captured at an inviting eye-level angle with a mild vignette, the mood is intimate, friendly, and full of potential, perfectly matching a blog about early steps into the Warhammer hobby.