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Hey guys...just wanted to let you know about a new series of bases coming out from Warmonger GameDay. This new set called "Floorscape" is a set we designed to look like destroyed flooring from buildings and such. They come is 25mm, 40mm, 60mm and soon to be released 40mm x 80mm. They can be painted up so many different ways and right now they just have a basic grey style to them. They are cast in a resin and are on preorder now. The will be release on 2-15-10 and come unpainted. For more info you can go to www.warmongergameday.com

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40mm

Very nice!

Look forward to seeing the other sizes, plus some other ranges, if you ever get around to them!

They will be comming...slowly but but they will get here.

I like the textures and how the ground breaks away at random intervals. That feels very natural.

The smaller "cracks" don't feel good. They look like the idea of cracks and not real breaks in the ground. Or they look like chicken feet. I'd look into buying some of these but I'd green stuff those out.

Are the black bases beneath included as well?
and are they all 1 piece?

Some of these are quite nice. Some, not so much. The top middle one, the 3rd one in the center row, and the last one (in the first picture) are excellent.

Some of the larger cracks look more like little trees embossed into the ground as a design, which I thought they were initially.

I'm not a master sculptor, so take my advice as you will, but I think a more realistic and natural look would incorporate the fact that an impact striking a group of tiles will not leave a mark that happens to span multiple tiles, but each tile will crack in a different way - a large crack, will smaller hairline cracks going out to the edges of each tile. They would not interact with the other tiles as part of a whole.

LunaHound wrote:Are the black bases beneath included as well?
and are they all 1 piece?

They are all one solid resin piece. The area that is black was painted black. RIght now im working on the same set for warmachine.


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Ouze wrote:Some of these are quite nice. Some, not so much. The top middle one, the 3rd one in the center row, and the last one (in the first picture) are excellent.

Some of the larger cracks look more like little trees embossed into the ground as a design, which I thought they were initially.

I'm not a master sculptor, so take my advice as you will, but I think a more realistic and natural look would incorporate the fact that an impact striking a group of tiles will not leave a mark that happens to span multiple tiles, but each tile will crack in a different way - a large crack, will smaller hairline cracks going out to the edges of each tile. They would not interact with the other tiles as part of a whole.

Thank you so much for the input. I will see what I can do. If I have to remake the series I will.

Here's an example of what I mean. Sure, all together the tiles represent the force that cracked them, but they do so individually - most of the crack marks don't line up perfectly with the others where they meet the other tiles, because each individual tile has it's own stress points.

I'd certainly want to get some of these for Warmachine, when they are available.

Ouze wrote:Here's an example of what I mean. Sure, all together the tiles represent the force that cracked them, but they do so individually - most of the crack marks don't line up perfectly with the others where they meet the other tiles, because each individual tile has it's own stress points.

I'd certainly want to get some of these for Warmachine, when they are available.

Sweet thanks for the input. But here is the question...would you rather prefer an insert to the current warmachine bases or a full resin base?

Speaking only for myself, I don't see a big difference either way.

Very nice looking bases. If I hadn't already started making my own urban bases I would pick up a bunch of these!