As part of my interest in improving my soft scores, I have decided to
rebase my models. I’ve actually been
working on this for the last few months.
The first step was to figure out what I wanted to do. I decided to go with the classic underground
look. One of my club mates has developed
quite the still with base and terrain construction and after a little bribing
he agreed to help me. The first thing I
did was to find examples of what I wanted.
The Bases I used can be found HERE.
I picked up a few copies and provided them to my friend. After a few weeks of effort, my friend
produced for me masters in various sizes from which we made rubber molds.
It has been a gradual effort in making copies. My collection has gotten quite large and I
only have one mold for each set. In
addition, I left the molds at my friend’s house and because of two very busy
schedules it was not often that we got together for me to pour more. Now though, I have taken the molds home in
the hopes of speeding up the pace. Currently,
I figure I need up to 15 more pours of some of the sizes in order for me to
have enough to replace my collection.
My friend and I met a week or so ago, and this time I picked up the
molds and took them home with me. I hope
to be able to squeeze in a faster pour effort than I have been able to put in
the last six months. By count I’ve
already produced over 250 bases with just over 400 remaining. After that, I get to decide on a painting
scheme. I’m hoping that I will be able
to take full advantage of an airbrush at least for the basing and washing.
I need to get my ass back into gear on the modeling as well. I only have the occasional events scheduled
for the rest of the year, so I fear that those posts will be insufficient to
keep this blog busy. If the Dark Elves
do get a new book, and the changes are more substantial than the Lizardman
book’s changes were then maybe I will get me in a good chunk of other games.
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