Posted: 10 May 2005, o 18:32
Anyboby speaks Dutch? 
(guess Corvus does, but not entirely sure on that one...)
(guess Corvus does, but not entirely sure on that one...)
Chest of Colors forum
Miniature painting forum for miniature painters
https://chestofcolors.com/forum/
Hello from Hamburg
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Posted: 10 May 2005, o 18:35
Lekker lekker
Posted: 10 May 2005, o 18:47
Lol! I should have known you would come up with this! 
Re: Hello from Hamburg
Posted: 8 Jan 2010, o 17:42
Hey guys, long time no see. Hope you all do fine.
I was having a kind of break from this hobby, but since 3-4 weeks I'm starting to get back again. I reconected with an old confro buddy and started playing irregularly again, rediscovering the hobby slowly. I already got out my painting stuff again, but I'm not gonna set such high expectations for myself as I used to have. I'm gonna paint for fun and enjoy the less time I have for it
See you around
I was having a kind of break from this hobby, but since 3-4 weeks I'm starting to get back again. I reconected with an old confro buddy and started playing irregularly again, rediscovering the hobby slowly. I already got out my painting stuff again, but I'm not gonna set such high expectations for myself as I used to have. I'm gonna paint for fun and enjoy the less time I have for it
See you around
Re: Hello from Hamburg
Posted: 8 Jan 2010, o 19:20
wow, long time indeed!
How are things going for you, Endre?
How are things going for you, Endre?
Re: Hello from Hamburg
Posted: 9 Jan 2010, o 04:27
you may be very surprised, but I was thinking about you recently. I was looking for a forum member and my eye noticed your name.
are you doing fine? you will be surprised how much has happened in the hobby in the meantime...
are you doing fine? you will be surprised how much has happened in the hobby in the meantime...
Re: Hello from Hamburg
Posted: 9 Jan 2010, o 13:59
Hey man, really long time ago! Welcome back!
Re: Hello from Hamburg
Posted: 9 Jan 2010, o 14:53
Thanks guys. Good to see the people here again
I'm doing fine. I have quit my job, working currently as a freelancer, which was quite a bit of change for me and the family. The family is also ok, we are 4 now (don't know if I have told you here about my daughter, who got 2 in November).
Mahon: I'm pretty sure I have missed a lot I will try to catch up, but will not stress myself with that too much, I take it as it comes I'm not going to start to play new games, I'm going to only concentrate first on what I have and to spend some fun time with that
Good to see the people here again I'm doing fine. I have quit my job, working currently as a freelancer, which was quite a bit of change for me and the family. The family is also ok, we are 4 now (don't know if I have told you here about my daughter, who got 2 in November).
Mahon: I'm pretty sure I have missed a lot
I will try to catch up, but will not stress myself with that too much, I take it as it comes I'm not going to start to play new games, I'm going to only concentrate first on what I have and to spend some fun time with that Re: Hello from Hamburg
Posted: 9 Jan 2010, o 15:11
nothing to be stressed about. just what had to be expected: some old companies gone, new companies appearing, new faces, new trends...
glad to see you back and to know you're doing fine. do you enjoy freelancing?
glad to see you back and to know you're doing fine. do you enjoy freelancing?
Re: Hello from Hamburg
Posted: 9 Jan 2010, o 15:20
Yes, I do, although I screwed up my first project It's over now and I have new that are running much smoother.
Like with everything, it has advantages and disadvantages. Like, most of the times I can arrange on my own when I work, what I do, how I do, etc. On the other side, you have much more administrative work, no sick leave or paid holidays, missing boss to kick your ass in case you should work and you are lazy, and the risk of not having anything to do Luckily in my first year I haven't had this latter problem
It's over now and I have new that are running much smoother.Like with everything, it has advantages and disadvantages. Like, most of the times I can arrange on my own when I work, what I do, how I do, etc. On the other side, you have much more administrative work, no sick leave or paid holidays, missing boss to kick your ass in case you should work and you are lazy, and the risk of not having anything to do
Luckily in my first year I haven't had this latter problem