Workbench | Episode 1 | REUSE YOUR MINIATURES SPRUES INTO MINE BASES!

Join us in this new series where we focus on simple and straightforward hobby tips! In this first episode we'll show you how we used some leftover sprues we had laying around and gave them a new life instead of just throwing them in the bin, transforming them into simple but realistic mine looking bases for your miniatures!
Timecodes
0:00 - Intro
0:14 - Assembly
1:04 - Painting
1:39 - Applying Vegetation
Basing Materials used:
ASSEMBLY:
Rocks;
Plastic sprues;
Aluminum wire;
Cyanoacrylate (super glue);
AMMO by MIG: Light Earth Ground
PAINTING
Wet Palette by @redgrass
Primer (Spray): Fosco Industries: Black
Rocks: AK Interactive Light Prussian Blue
Drybrush: Vallejo Steel Grey
Metal: Vallejo Chainmail
Damage: AK Interactive Black/ AK Interactive White
Wash: Blue Wash (of choice)
Rust: AK Interactive Saddle Brown/AK Interactive Light Rust
Drybrush metal: AK Interactive Aluminium
Drybrush rocks: Vallejo Sunrise Blue
Border: AK Interactive Black
VEGETATION
GamersGrass Brown 4mm: gamersgrass.com/product/brown...
GamersGrass Burned 2mm: gamersgrass.com/product/burne...
Miniatures for illustration by Games Workshop.
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[@NeoByteNL]

Every time I think, they can't top this, you keep surprising. Amazing work.

[@GamersGrass]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@tyger40k]

Brilliant stuff. Thanks for this!

[@ger5956]

Very nice bases. Great job by the artist. The colours really help sell the feeling it’s underground. 😁❤️👍🏻

[@GamersGrass]

Hi! Thank you for your feedback! Glad you liked it :)