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simple techniques, you can achieve a wide variety
of looks for your miniatures' bases. It is best to
use the same technique for an entire army to maintain
a cohesive appearance. |
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Painted Bases. The easiest
way to finish your bases is to paint
them an appropriate color. Goblin
Green and Graveyard Earth are common
choices. |
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Bases. Sand can also be
glued to your bases to provide texture.
This is easier (but not essential)
to do after assembling your model,
but before painting. After the rest
of the model is finished, you can
paint the sand the colors of your
choice. |
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Bases. There are a number
of modeling products available that
provide a realistic texture for your
bases, including flock and static
grass. They are glued to your bases
the same as sand. |
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Techniques. Some people
combine all of these approaches, adding
small patches of flock to the top
of the sand. Some of the sand is left
to represent bare earth between the
vegetation. |
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