Our Story
At PaintnGame we aim to provide customers the best experience in store, whether they're there to paint our 3D printed models or game on one of our gaming consoles.
Together, this is our first venture into business but between us we have many years in the customer service industry and have worked in numerous roles throughout our working lives.
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We hope to bring something different to Bournemouth town Centre, we're aiming to provide a place for families to come and enjoy painting their favourite 3D printed models such as Pikachu, Bluey, Stitch + many more and a hub for customers to come and chill with friends playing their favourite video games such as EA FC, Fortnite and Mario Kart.
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Meet the team
Ben is the kind of guy who treats football like a religion, Football Manager like a full‑time job, and making tea to a Michelin‑star level. Calm, cool, and collected — mostly because he’s too tired from being in the shop literally all the time. No one knows when he sleeps. Some say he doesn’t.
He’s the friend who’ll say “one quick game” and then emotionally destroy you 6–0 while sipping the elite tea he brewed with mystical precision. Scientists still can’t explain how he’s always chill, always present, and somehow always in the shop at the same time. Quantum Ben.
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Danielle is the artistic Mama Bear of the crew — the only woman balancing peace, personality, and pure chaos with a smile that says “I’ve got this” and an eyebrow raise that says “don’t test me.” She splits her time between the shop and being a full‑time mum, somehow managing both with creativity, caffeine, and a healthy dose of sarcasm.
Bubbly, imaginative, and naturally magnetic, she brings colour and calm wherever she goes — until Fortnite loads up. Then it’s game over. She’s the undisputed best Fortnite player, with the confidence of someone who knows she’s about to win before the match even starts.
Sassy, sharp, and endlessly creative, Danielle is the heart, the humour, and the artistic chaos that keeps everything running smoothly.
Steven has been 3D printing since 2018, which in his mind makes him a veteran, a visionary. By 2021 he discovered resin printing and immediately decided he was Gandalf the goo-based manufacturer. He now refers to his workspace as “the sacred forge,” and honestly, no one has the heart to correct him.
A colossal tabletop gaming nerd, Steven has more dice than friends and more minis than shelf space. He insists they’re “all essential,” even the ones still in the box, unpainted, judging him silently.
His love for Lord of the Rings is so intense that he once tried to 3D print the One Ring, only to lose it under the sofa and spend three days whispering “my precious”.
If it involves printing, painting, or pretending to be a wizard, Steven is already doing it — loudly, proudly, and with the confidence of a man who has absolutely crowned himself the 3D printing guru.