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Frustrated Father
09-25-2005, 09:03 AM
Not sure when Scott go around to releasing these, but I'm rather taken with them. Actually, I was talking to him earlier today about 'why doesn't he do display rounds?' and I got one of those replies that you know the other individual is holding back from calling you a daft bugger.
:D
Anyhow, scenic display rounds, and as I understand it, more in the works. Under the section called Dark-War. Looks good.
http://hosting.serverside.co.uk/~gforge/IMAGES/deck1buy.jpg
http://hosting.serverside.co.uk/~gforge/IMAGES/deck40buy.jpg
http://hosting.serverside.co.uk/~gforge/IMAGES/DWslate25.jpg
http://hosting.serverside.co.uk/~gforge/IMAGES/DWslate50.jpg
Celtic Lilly
09-25-2005, 10:06 AM
These are very nice! Is there a place in America that sells these?
FF, you look like you are going to have a shop if the button up top is an indicator. Will you be selling these?
Sakura
09-25-2005, 01:05 PM
I like the Decking ones. The slates aren't bad either, but I wouldn't buy them, since I can make something like that myself with just some cork.
EricJ
09-27-2005, 10:39 AM
I have always liked Scotts bases, and intend to make a big order one day when I get around to it...I'm slow sometimes however :(
Duende
09-27-2005, 03:08 PM
Are you going to have these in your shop whne you finally open it, FF? I like the wooden floor ones, the rock and grass one I could do myself though.
And more importantly, will you be accepting Paypal? I think I'll be needing to go sell off my kidneys now so I can afford all the stuff I'd like to buy.
:dancing2:
Klute
09-27-2005, 03:32 PM
Believe me you can't make slate bases like that with cork.
The nearest I have got is with milliput sheets.
I have used the old style bases from Scott and they are great. These display ones look even better.
Problem with me is I like making my own or I would buy loads. If I had an army or squad to do then I would get some.
EricJ
09-27-2005, 05:00 PM
oooh, would be nice to have a US source for bases :thumb:
you know...if that could ever happen...
Frustrated Father
09-27-2005, 05:03 PM
(laughing)
Hrmmm, point the Spacemunkie this direction and we'll see what he says'. :D Got a few things in the going right now but I'll drop Mr. Munkie a line and see what he has to say.
As for the bases - got a ton of them myself. Love them, and Klute is absolutely correct about not being able to make cork look like this. I tried for a few hours one night ..
Oh, and Klute, you should have some in hand by now! I know you were one of the winners of your category (I best be remembering correctly). You got a gift certificate. Telling me you didn't get yours (e-mail - know you didn't get the box yet).
EricJ
09-27-2005, 05:13 PM
AND, the best thing about limestone/slate, is that it really does look drybrushed in real life!! so drybrushing is probably the correct technique for painting it! :D
Spacemunkie
09-28-2005, 11:32 AM
I've got some industrial ones made up too. Just been too busy/lazy to mould 'em.
Lots of split levels, water and rivets...
Frustrated Father
09-28-2005, 12:37 PM
Cast them you lazy git!
BTW, what the hell is a git?
:D
I've got some industrial ones made up too. Just been too busy/lazy to mould 'em.
Lots of split levels, water and rivets...
Sakura
09-28-2005, 12:46 PM
BTW, what the hell is a git?
:D
A small amphibic creature, which is residental to the rain forest :p:
EricJ
09-28-2005, 12:54 PM
I've got some industrial ones made up too. Just been too busy/lazy to mould 'em.
Lots of split levels, water and rivets...
You cast some of those and I think it may just push me over the edge to make that big 'ol base order I'm planning :puppy:
tidoco2222
09-28-2005, 01:06 PM
Very nice stuff and I can highly recommend them. In fact he made me up some rather nice cavalry bases for my Ogre Rhinox riders which I must get on with.
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