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Nice tut man, definately going to be trying these out! When my exams have finished.... >.<

Kool dude

wonderful use of sprue ^^

cheers

Zebra88

Cool idea have you thought about drilling small holes and placing fuse wire in them as toe popper style

Nice work. Look really good. Thanks for sharing!

Ive tried this they came up quite nicely thanks for the tip nice one mate

Nice

Very cool idea.

Great tut!! I'll definitely be using this down the line (I don't throw away any plastic, never know when it'll come in handy )

I am so using this. MY NEXT PROJECT*

I commend you on taking something so simple and making it so awesome!

I have tried this out and it is SO cool on a mass terrain peice

This looks really cool and pretty easy! Thanks for the advice!

This could be a theme on my bases for my trench-specialist IG nice turtorial! Thx

This is one of the coolest, easiest and -final product wise judging from your pic beautful. Great tutorial. I love it. And I sent it to my friend who already read it and has started on making his own mines. He really liked this tutorial as well. I as well am going to try and make these.