My favorite cheap basing idea I cannot for the life of me remember where I got but someone here on TH-cam has it. Put a thin layer of liquid super glue over the top of the base. Dust it with baking soda and knock off all of the loose as best you can. Then prime and paint to look like asphalt with a dark grey and med grey as highlights with a small light touch of light grey as needed. Paint some yellow lines and you got a street / city base for your minis.
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"a little dark brown rim job and that gets us over the line" 🤔
Great to see an achievable marble technique that doesn't require airbrushing colours over a stretched baby wipe
Right up my street! Well done, Stu!
Love the technique with the marble bases most as that's been the most elusive to me thus far
Bravo, love this, very creative and stress free!
The two different glue technique I showed in a Facebook group a year ago. No one thought it was as cool as it really is, at the time.
My favorite cheap basing idea I cannot for the life of me remember where I got but someone here on TH-cam has it. Put a thin layer of liquid super glue over the top of the base. Dust it with baking soda and knock off all of the loose as best you can. Then prime and paint to look like asphalt with a dark grey and med grey as highlights with a small light touch of light grey as needed. Paint some yellow lines and you got a street / city base for your minis.
Instantly subscribed. High quality content - good explained and easy to implement.
Really tempted to do a variation on that slimey ooze base for my Mordheim/Forbidden Psalm minis. Warpstone Sewer Water
This is awesome! Just purchased a new dremel as well, so I know what I'll be doing this week!!
Looking great Matey!!
The green goo was really cool.
Quality results! Excellent work as always dude 😁❤️👍🏻
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nice
Using a bladed cutting disc rather than an abrasive one makes me nervous with your finger that close.
Hahah oh I wouldn't worry... I've nipped myself with that disc before, it's not that bad.
Is the step on the side aesthetic, or for some other purpose?