Basing individual figures

Started by Maenoferren, 03 August 2010, 09:33:57 AM

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Maenoferren

I am wanting to base a lot of the figures on individual bases for the hunters etc. I was wondering if anyone has any ideas on what to use?
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Stephen
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Steve J

1p coins would work pretty well I reckon.

NTM

I use 1p sized (20mm/3/4" diameter) washers for 15/20mm they would be a bit on the large size for 10mm IMHO
There is a company which does 15mm round MDF bases I will post a link as long as it doesn't break any forum rules.
Other than that I would say use 1/2" washers or similar.

Leon

Quote from: NTM on 03 August 2010, 11:55:14 AM
I use 1p sized (20mm/3/4" diameter) washers for 15/20mm they would be a bit on the large size for 10mm IMHO
There is a company which does 15mm round MDF bases I will post a link as long as it doesn't break any forum rules.
Other than that I would say use 1/2" washers or similar.

No bother with the link, I can't see myself being able to offer round MDF bases for a while!

Other people have mentioned using 1 cent coins, which you can usually get from the Post Office/bank, if you ask nicely.
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ronan

03 August 2010, 05:55:11 PM #4 Last Edit: 03 August 2010, 06:03:38 PM by ronan
Quote from: Leon on 03 August 2010, 04:38:02 PM
using 1 cent coins, which you can usually get from the Post Office/bank, if you ask nicely.



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I usually use  metallic  round slices with a hole - what's the name in english ? - my figs are paint on cardboard, then cut and glued on this round slices..)


Dazza

Quote from: ronan on 03 August 2010, 05:55:11 PMI usually use  metallic  round slices with a hole - what's the name in english ?

We call them washers :)

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nikharwood

If 1p coins are too big, you could go with 5p coins...it'll increase the value of your figures too  ;D

Maenoferren

cheers guys, so basically 15mm bases would be about what I need... right google here I come
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NTM


Maenoferren

I was just fiddling around in my leather carving tool box and I came across a 10mm punch, i tried it out on some cereal box card and it is a super size for individual basing, I now need to find some art board and off we go, cue lots of noise!!!! ::)
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morrigan

I'm in the process of basing a bunch of SYW figures on individual bases. I'm using 1/8" washers that I get in a bulk pack at hardware stores for about 3 cents apiece. They are about 10 mm - 3/8ths of an inch across

Maenoferren

Well I found some thick mounting board type stuff, basically a piece from the space hulk game, I managed to punch out 54 10mm circles, I probabbly could have managed more If i had been more accurate.  THanks again to everyone who chipped in with advice, I will have a look at the stuff you told me about.
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count_zero99uk

Euro cent coins are perfect for this.