Epic basing

Offcuts of sprue, small pieces of terrain etc. This'll end up looking like a epic basing of cover and create some variation in height. More importantly, it will create something for your figures to interact with.

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Epic basing

Forgot your password? Goodday, I recently managed to obtain quite a large lot of Epic miniatures for a decent price on a dutch auction site. Falcons, titan, wraithlords Can someone point out to me places where I can look for epic models? I am looking to expand mostly the Eldar faction. Ebay only has a limited offer. I know there are most likely auction sites non ebay similar to the Dutch Marktplaats and would like for help of others pointing those out. I also have some minor questions, one of the thing thats on the back of my mind is the basing of regular infantry. I am thinking that the regular basing I use pebbles are to big for an epic scale. Does anyone have a decent suggestion for a 6mm base pebble thats preferably dark greyish? Also if someone knows decent tufts for 6mm then I wil gladly hear it, the army painter ones that I use for 40k are way to big for my taste. I would like to avoid using flock as that stuff just looks messy in general and the quality deteriorates over time a lot faster compared versus tufts. I also notice that the wraithlords and contemptor dreadnoughts that I got seem to be without bases. Is this correct?

You might even look at small craft tiles but these are often very thick compared to what people normally use, epic basing. Basing Bits 46 - Small Petals View object. For havocs or devestators you can just glue a bit of thin plasticard tube to the end of the bolter to make it look like a heavy epic basing

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These sandbags are scaled to fit mm wargaming bases and should feel in scale with most miniatures. We provide multiple options that give you stackability, as well as ways to expand out the sides and lengthen a portion. These are designed for basing, so they might not be as easy to work with if you wanted to build out a terrain emplacement. Any orders shipping to locations outside of the USA may be subject to customs, duties and taxes at the border which customers are responsible for. Some countries charge additional handling fees on top of the taxes owed.

Epic basing

Ferns are an eye-catching feature highlight for all of your miniature bases. An essential for those deep forests and jungles, allowing you to create a complex, organic and layered look. You get 50x resin 3D printed basing bits, ranging in height from 8mm to 20mm with bits suitable for all sizes of miniature bases. Supplied unpainted, pre-washed and cured with supports removed. Any orders shipping to locations outside of the USA may be subject to customs, duties and taxes at the border which customers are responsible for. Some countries charge additional handling fees on top of the taxes owed.

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You get everything! Basing Bits 34 - Candles View object. Basing Bits 42 - Smoke View object. Tactical squad Devastator squad. Posted November 13, Any and all input is much appreciated. Post a Comment. The combination of gel and sand creates a subtly varied texture in itself, as you can see below. As a picture is worth a thousand words and I was photoing some newly painted stuff today anyway: Spoiler :. I want to use the strip bases as ive always kinda liked them best. Silent Puffin? Basing Bits 72 - Broken Weapons View object. Basing Bits 25 - Battlefield Arrows View object. Emurian Posted November 7,

Add a new angle to your sci-fi miniature basing with blade crystals!

Emurian and Pacific81 Like Loading Subject: Advert. Mostly, I try to build up gel on one side, so that the vehicle is at a slight angle, and occasionally slightly off-setting the vehicle on the base — it goes a long way to giving them some dynamism and prevent them all looking identical. The figures were roughly a quarter of the size of their 40k-scale equivalents, meaning infantry are roughly 6mm tall. You need to be a member in order to leave a comment. I'll second the Vanguard Miniatures recommendation - there are other miniature lines appearing as well Onslaught are a good one but Vanguard I think have really been a breath of fresh air to the game. Falcons, titan, wraithlords Can someone point out to me places where I can look for epic models? This is not an affiliate, I just like sharing cool things I find that can improve how a miniature looks. These were later joined by 40mm x 10mm strip bases with similar recesses. For this reason, all my tactical units are just 5 bolter guys. Pacific81 Posted November 13, For havocs or devestators you can just glue a bit of thin plasticard tube to the end of the bolter to make it look like a heavy weapon! I want to use the strip bases as ive always kinda liked them best. Emurian Posted November 30, Basing Bits 69 - Ship Wreckage View object.