I’ve already messed around with Temu for 3D printed minis and terrain, and yeah—surprisingly, it can be pretty decent. But in this video I wanted to answer the real question: is Temu a scam when you’re buying Warhammer tools and hobby supplies? So I ordered a bunch of bits and bobs—rollers for basing textures, dry brushes, stencils, magnetized wound/death counters, tiny “bricks,” and even some XPS foam—then I rated each one on a “1 being not a scam, 10 being a total scam” scale. The big takeaway is that some of this stuff is genuinely brilliant for the money. The dry brushes were the standout—less than a quid a brush and they performed insanely well, to the point where I actually tell you to go buy them (which I don’t say often about Temu). The texture rollers and stencils were also a no-brainer for repeated use on clay/putty and for quick markings without needing an airbrush. Not everything was a win though: the tiny bricks didn’t match the ad and landed in “meh” territory, and I finish off with a couple non-hobby items that were straight-up painful scams (looking at you, bent phone case and the so-called doormat).