A few years later, after a long bike ride with some friends, we were drinking beers and hanging around the pool when one of them threw a pool noodle under his arm like a joust and screamed, “I’m a Brettonian Knight!” as he drunkenly flopped into the pool. I started collecting and painting again but once school restarted the models were put away. Tau had been released, and my girlfriend at the time was doing mission work somewhere in South America. I lost touch with the hobby when I began high school and started chasing sports and girls only to find my way back into it around 2004. We saw Elves, and Orcs, and Knights! From then on, my cousins and I were passive collectors and painters. My uncle took us to the mall running errands and we happened upon a Warhammer shop. We read The Lord of the Rings and built Middle Earth out of Legos in their basement. I was visiting my cousins in upstate New York over the summer. How long have you been in the hobby in general? I used to be a somewhat competitive painter and am still a competitive gamer as the creator and host of The Best General Podcast and current coach of the WTC: Team America. I’m mostly responsible for our video tutorials and social media communications, but I’m also the man at events and working with events and collaborators like FauxHammer to reach our fellow hobbyists in new and exciting ways. My name is Adam Abramowicz, I am the Media Director at The Army Painter. (one thing my long-time readers know and new readers will soon find out….I’m addicted to alliteration) So, sit back and settle in as we get to meet the Marketing Director at The Army Painter: Adam Abramowicz! Who are you / What is your place in the hobby? In keeping with the original spirit of the series, I wanted to get to know more about the man behind the Camera at The Army Painter.Īlthough we do ask a couple of product-specific questions, we feel it’s important to emphasize the passion over the product, the motivation over the merch…and so on. Thanks to my new-found sphere of influence (aka, capitalizing upon Fauxhammer’s pre-existing relationship) I was able to speak with Adam over at The Army Painter. Europe: eBay (DE), eBay (FR), eBay (ES), eBay (IT), Amazon.US/Canada: MTechCave, GameKastle, eBay (US), eBay (CA), Amazon.UK: Element Games, The Outpost, Wayland Games, Mighty Lancer, Goblin Gaming, Forbidden Planet, Model Scenery Supplies, eBay, Amazon.

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