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I hope this is the right thread guys since it is news but Trash Kicking Studios is now starting their Resin Bases Line of work.

*Just added a Fantasy Bases

*Just added a great Army Deal guys
*Just added a pre drilled land speeder/flying type base
*Just added New Rocky 65mm Base
*Just added New Flying stand base with NO pre cuts for clear stand.

60x25mm
5x40mm
3x65mm

One Low Price!!!!

http://stores.ebay.com/Trash-Kicking-Studios?_rdc=1

The oval base with a built in cross is really handy, and smart.

They look good.. not great and nothing spectacular but good. The big bonus is they have a complete line, so you can do your entire army. Thats what I dont like about most base makers is they leave out certin sizes. So I will bookmake their page and probably order some.

Just got my set the other day and I really like them! Not only is the price wonderful but I think the detail work on the bases is a lot better than your standard flock bases that everyone does the same. Its nice to see the detail that and thought put into the line of bases and the depth each one has. Im looking forward to some more designs and I cant wait to get my Necron army on theses bases!

The beveling on the bases seems inconsistent. The 25mm bases seem to have light angles, the 60mm base is at a steep angle, and the 40mm/oval bases are at the normal GW-standard incline. It may just be the images, though.

its just the pics all of them have the standard incline

Nice, Adding a small ammount of black dye to your resin, to make it grey, will make the product easier on the eye and a lot more proffessional looking.

AH

This is an excellent product. It took me maybe 20 minutes to paint up an awesome looking base. Also for the price you pay there is no better value.

Good styart on the casting, very crisp. However, $9 for 10 is way more than the competiton. Look up Fenris, they have a large range of really awesome bases at about half the price of yours. Like I said, a good start but you need more detail and fancyness if you want to make it in the bases market. I have several bases in my range and only just cover the costs on them.

Actually Fenis is more expensive they are 4.99 in British pounds which converts to 9.50$

Er.....the conversion rate today is
1 British pound = 1.5852 U.S. dollars

which makes £5 = $7.93

New Bases

these bases are ok... better than basic... but not much better.

You guys really need to add more detail/depth/3D effect to get $ from me : )

I agree. Guess everybody starts with dirt and stones resin bases. But today you need a bit more to attract attention, given what other companies release for a similar price.