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Neophyte Undergoing Surgeries





Orlando, FL

When I first got into miniatures I spent quite a bit of money on Galeforce Nine packs of all kinds, sort of obsessed with the idea or creating my own custom bases. As I got further into the hobby, I found that slate pieces provided by GaleForce are hard to keep mini's attached to. So I went on a quest to find resin bases that resembled the ones I had previously made. Also I wanted to find a company in America so I didn't have to wait 36,000 years for shipping. From reading around DAKKA I found Secret Weapon Miniatures( www.secretweaponminiatures.com ) and started browsing their website. I was very happy to find that the bases they provided looked awesome and suited my needs perfectly!!!

So I took a chance and ordered the "All your bases Flagstone" pack. The pack was $36.00, but was on sale for $32.00 so I ordered and began to patiently await their arrival. Four days later and HELLO BASES IN MY MAILBOX!

I rip open the packaging and the first thing I find a giant, neatly labeled bag filled with my bases. Inside was 20 25mm bases, 5 40mm bases and 2 60mm bases.


I started removing the bases and I was immediately impressed by the amount of detail in them. Each base is fairly unique and it wouldn't take much effort to easily make them different from one another.

First lets start with the 60mm bases. Both bases are very solid and Secret Weapon provided you with two different styles.


Out of the package to see all the detail


Number Two




Next we move on to the 5 40mm bases each unique and finely detailed.


Here we have both sets of 25mm bases




And now the whole set together.


Overall I'm very happy with my purchase. I will definitely be ordering more and converting my whole Ultramarines army to the new bases.
As soon as I get them painted up and a mini thrown on them I will be sure to update.

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Those are super, thanks for the post!

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Just to be sure, those bases have no kind of bevel to the edge, right? They look completely straight.

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Long-Range Ultramarine Land Speeder Pilot





Thessaloniki

Really nice ones

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Orlando, FL

Agamemnon2 wrote:Just to be sure, those bases have no kind of bevel to the edge, right? They look completely straight.


Yeah this set does not have a beveled edge. They sell other sets with beveled edges.
   
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Some backwater sump

This looks like it's got a ton of air bubbles. Are all the tops of the rubble/sand piles cratered?
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Neophyte Undergoing Surgeries





Orlando, FL

The Power Cosmic wrote:This looks like it's got a ton of air bubbles. Are all the tops of the rubble/sand piles cratered?
DAANNNGG wrote:




Nah they're not as bad as this one and that one isn't even bad now that's its painted
   
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Somewhere in south-central England.

The pic is double life size. Those tiny bubbles will never notice when it's painted.

I'm surprised at no bevel.

My experience of casting my own bases is that it's easier to hoik them out of the mould with a bevel.


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Anyway it is a nice set of bases, with a good coherent look.

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Berlin Germany

i thought that extra texture was intentional, as some kind of gravel texture to enrichen the overall structure...

   
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Calm Celestian






Kilkrazy wrote:
I'm surprised at no bevel.


They are also available with bevel and round-lip as well.

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