Secret Weapon's new flight deck bases, a good medium between industrial and urban themes -

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**MajorTom11**

Another poached CMON base annoucement. Secret Weapon's new flight deck bases -

http://www.secretweaponminiatures.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=30_41&products_id=156

I really like these as I feel the design fills a niche between city fight and industrial bases. Many industrials are have a ton of pipes etc and deeply recessed grills that can be tough to paint, some of which border on Steampunk in their complexity. City fight and other urban type bases are often extremely rubble filled or cracked concrete themes. I think these bases could work nicely in either setting while still looking nice but not distracting overmuch from the models and terrain either.

Good quality from these guys normally too, thank god they have started offering round and beveled bases in addition to the 'straight down' cylinder variety!

**Catyrpelius**

Awww, I was really hopeing these were flight deck flying bases, those would have been awsome.

**MajorTom11**

Eh? The line is called literally called 'Flight Deck Bases'

MajorTom is confused lol

**Clang**

I presume they're resin?

**BrookM**

Gah, where were you a few months ago, these are excellent for Rogue Trader purposes!

**Jackmojo**

Clang wrote:I presume they're resin?

Check these for a very similar option in polystyrene:

http://www.champindustries.net/bases.html

Jack

**Clang**

Yeah, I know and love the champindustries ones, their only drawback is the limited selection, but no one else seems to make this sort of thing in plastic... :(