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Lava bases - Embolden - 08-10-2014 My Lava bases, what do you think? RE: Lava bases - aprilmanha - 08-10-2014 Nice Can you make them into a full pattern? RE: Lava bases - Embolden - 09-10-2014 I wish I had thought that far ahead lol, but alas I did not. RE: Lava bases - Gareth - 09-10-2014 Colourings right, but they look a little flat. Still Rob its a heck of a lot better than standard grey rubble. Thumbs up. RE: Lava bases - Embolden - 09-10-2014 (09-10-2014, 06:33 AM)Gareth Wrote: Colourings right, but they look a little flat. Still Rob its a heck of a lot better than standard grey rubble. Thumbs up. I think I agree Gaz, I did use a fine sand, maybe a mix of fine and coarser would have worked better, but I wanted the models to have quite a flat base to glue too. I did get 100 bases off Ebay for a couple of quid to at a later date I can make some more. RE: Lava bases - Gareth - 09-10-2014 When I have done things like that is the past, I tend to create a cork rock for the model to stand on, paint the rock, then do a pool if lava surrounding the rock. If you put a layer of filler or now it's available liquid green stuff on, you can create ripples in the lava. However the more I look at yours, the more I think it looks less like a natural Lava flow,but more like Fire Runes in the ground. People could copy Robs idea, but use glowing green/blue for a similar effect. RE: Lava bases - Khronic - 09-11-2014 They did an excellent lava base tutorial on miniwargaming should you want some reference material/ ideas Looks good Rob! I'd like to try resin/ tamiya clear colours or reaper inks or something. I'm sure the tints would look great. |