Terribly sorry, dear—I’ve done it again. I went on Temu and bought MORE questionable Warhammer hobby bits so you don’t have to, and in this video I’m straight-up calling each item either a scam or a buy. We start small with a £1.66 3m tape measure (surprisingly fine, but it snaps back fast enough to bite), then I grab a set of £1.39 makeup brushes for a future “can I paint with these?” experiment. After that, it’s into the 3D printed stuff: a modular trench terrain set for £20.79 that’s genuinely decent for the tabletop, and more under-£20 crystal/rock terrain that I keep saying is where Temu usually does well. Not everything survives the test, though. The tiny “dreadnought” print turns up still wet/oily and the detail is rough—so that one’s the actual scam of the haul, and I’m also using it as a reminder to wash your hands if anything resin-printed arrives uncured. I also picked up plaster gauze rolls (£6.76) for future board-building, then finished with the big one: a £21.22 handheld airbrush/compressor. It’s not the best on the market (and yes, it sounds how it sounds), but after testing it on paper and a spare mini, I didn’t hate it—meaning for beginners who want cheap basecoats/priming with practice, it’s not a scam.