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Same Workshop, New Blueprint

Hello and welcome back to my little workshop.
If you've been here before, you probably remember me tinkering away on Imperial Guard airships, steampunk infantry, and the odd super-heavy tank. If you're new here - hi, I'm Klaus, and this blog has quietly existed since 2007, mostly documenting my scratchbuilding and painting adventures in the Warhammer 40k hobby.

A lot has changed since then. The Dei Greci family of vehicles, ZEUS, ATHENA, and all the dioramas from that era are still here - tucked away in the Archive for anyone who wants to dig through 17 years of hobby history (and yes, some genuinely embarrassing early paintjobs).

These days I work under the name KNS or Klaus, not Santa, sculpting mostly in ZBrush, painting miniatures, and building dioramas that are part of a larger, original story: the Wilma & Vladimir universe. Two explorers, a droid, an overly enthusiastic creature companion, and a journal-style project called Journeys of Memory combining photography, handwritten notes, and narrative text.

This blog is becoming my Workbench - the place where I document works in progress, competition prep (I'm aiming for several categories at the Bembel Cup 2027), and the occasional detour into whatever's currently eating my attention.

Speaking of which - I'm still exactly as jumpy with my projects as I used to be. Some things never change :)

So welcome to the next chapter of this small workshop - same curiosity, new stories.

Cheers
Klaus

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