Showing posts with label Basing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Basing. Show all posts

Making leaves.



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Baseing can sometimes need a little something to make it look that little bit more realistic.
So lets make some leaves! 

Happy Monk Pt 8.

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I have to admit the last week has been very busy and time for painting or posting has been hard, but I am fighting back and getting back to the brush and progress is happening.

Happy Monk Pt 5.

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This guy is Happy but I think I may have taken things too far with this one!!

Happy Monk Pt 3.

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Like with most things the show must go on even if it is going slower than it should.

Happy Monk P2

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This project is taking longer, but I feel that it will be worth it.

Basius 3 - Texturis Kickstarter Unboxing

Wargames Bakery recently ran a 4th Basius Kickstarter for their brand new mini Basius pads, the Texturis range. I'd previously picked up a couple of larger double sided Version 2 pads so I thought I'd give some of these little ones a go.

Greenstuff Textured Bases - Part 2



Last week I showed you six of the textured rollers from Green Stuff World. This week I painted them up.



Greenstuff Textured Bases - Part 1



I've been looking through my collection of Warhammer models. Everything, apart from those kits I've bought this year, is on square bases. I recently got back into Mordheim, and the rest of the group have converted to round bases. I bought the Greenstuff World textured rolling pins almost 18 months ago, and haven't really given them much use. All that is about to change, as I show you how awesome these rolling pins really are.

Quick and Easy Dirt Bases

I'm a big fan of the Basius green stuff push molds for basing things, but sometimes you just want a dirt base. Of course you can use sand and gravel stuck in glue for this, but I've gone for something that is possibly even quicker - a sandy paste. This particular one is the Rough Acrylic Paste from Scale 75 but there are loads of different ones from various suppliers.