I am restoring a Darth Vader figurine from back when I was a little kid, wanted to give him a new base with that Mustafar look. This was the perfect tutorial! Thank you!
I am assembling an army of Tyranids in the colors of Hive fleet hydra. I intend to make lava bases for them for color theory but also as a cheeky reference to planet Char from Starcraft. This tutorial will come in handy.
What is that type of material called? The card board looking stuff? Is it cardboard? If so what kind? Because that’s definitely not normal cardboard? I reminds me a the type of material you’d find in the bottom or backside of a cheap dresser drawer. I’ve seen others use this material but I can not find it
Depends on the weight of the model. For a normal marine, yer super glue. There are stronger epoxy glues too if you really want to push the boat out. This one was for magnus so I pinned him to the base. Some fine metal rod, drilled through the base and into his foot just adds extra security 👍
Its cork board, just a hobby supplies tile of it that I break up. Can buy over the internet but easiest is some local hobby place. Like this www.hobbycraft.co.uk/silhouette-cork-sheets-8-pack/640407-1000
I am restoring a Darth Vader figurine from back when I was a little kid, wanted to give him a new base with that Mustafar look. This was the perfect tutorial! Thank you!
Great stuff :-D thanks
I am assembling an army of Tyranids in the colors of Hive fleet hydra.
I intend to make lava bases for them for color theory but also as a cheeky reference to planet Char from Starcraft.
This tutorial will come in handy.
Ace, glad it helps 😁
That is the best lava painting I’ve seen and I’ve watched a few tutorial videos now 👍🏻👍🏻
ooww wow thannks 😁😁
thanks for the tutorial, going to try this for my chaos knights
Thanks, hope it goes well.
This was one of my earliest videos and as such I hadn't dialled in keeping the videos nice and short lol
Interesting gluing techniques. IGT. I will use that one forever
Sweet 😃
Amazing base, colours really pop
thanks very much 😊 😁
tks you for the clip, it's become much more easy to me to make cool base now
Excellent thanks for commenting 😁
Loving the graduation on this. Thanks for the tip, going to use this to try and do for my large base for Avatar Of Khaine model 🔥🔥🔥👍
Great stuff thanks for the comment 😊
What is that type of material called?
The card board looking stuff?
Is it cardboard? If so what kind? Because that’s definitely not normal cardboard? I reminds me a the type of material you’d find in the bottom or backside of a cheap dresser drawer.
I’ve seen others use this material but I can not find it
It's called corkboard and used for notice boards where you stuck pins in. Found in all good hobby stores, in the UK Hobby Craft is best 👍
How do you go about attaching the model? Thinking about doing this for my terminator bases but didn’t know how to go about it. Just super glue?
Depends on the weight of the model. For a normal marine, yer super glue. There are stronger epoxy glues too if you really want to push the boat out.
This one was for magnus so I pinned him to the base. Some fine metal rod, drilled through the base and into his foot just adds extra security 👍
@@SimplyWarhammerAwesome! Thank you!
Hi what do you call the brown felt to build the rocks.
Its cork board, just a hobby supplies tile of it that I break up. Can buy over the internet but easiest is some local hobby place. Like this www.hobbycraft.co.uk/silhouette-cork-sheets-8-pack/640407-1000
@@SimplyWarhammer thank you
pleasure 😊
where did you get your cork? i can't find anything thinner than 3/16 inch, yours looks much smaller than that
Its a rubbish answer but the manager of my local GW store gave me a sheet as had some spare ! that doesn't really help you I know sorry
@@SimplyWarhammer darn, indeed. the closest GW store is about 2h30 away lol. oh well thank you for taking the time to answer me ^^
Depending on where you are based, in the UK at least B&Q and Hobbycraft are places to buy it and have stores all over
@@SimplyWarhammerB&Q don’t sell it anymore, they quoted “environmental reasons” when I asked recently