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like the idea... hate the minatures.

just metal? kinda boring. D:

It's okay Solon, a good tutorial on the time-honored technique of stuff on bases, and these ones look exceptional.

Good work.

Can you put up a tutorial on how you painted them? They look really good, and painting terrain style elements has never been my strong point.

Nice one! I really like this article. Lots of cool ideas there for some standout bases.

any ideas for a deer them besides sand



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Whodathunk, a bunch of innocuous crap from around the house!?
I work in wire and cable and we always have some cool stuff going in the bin but I can't seem to envision much for uses, I guess I should save it all anyway.

The simplicity of your bases makes them great, just a few bits and pieces really adds to the finished model.