Hey everyone,
I recently got a sample of some of the fantasy 10mm to see what the quality was like, and i was blown away. They look fantastic.
Anyway, this summer my big project is going to be doing a 10mm dungeon hack, kinda like decent or hero quest.
Ill be using Pendrakens resin dungeon bits and i was wondering what size the squares are on those items, and therefore what size bases to put on the miniatures.
Any advice would be gratefully recived.
Thanks
Brian.
I use 1 cent pieces to mount all the Pendraken miniatures onto. If you are in the UK, just go to your local Bank, and ask them to get in a few EURO bags of 1 cent pieces for you. If you live outside of the UK, or know anyone going abroad anytime soon; just ask them to pick you up a few bags of coins :D
These fit perfectly with the 10mm figures and add a bit of weight and stability to them at the same time.
The Dungeon tiles work out at roughly 18mm per square btw.
Hope this helps.
Six
Hi, I too use 1 cent of euro coins as bases, and 2 cents for light cavalry (goblins wolf riders). They look great and are very stable :)
Thankfully mother dearest is off to spain in a few weeks so she is going to get a couple of bags of 1c coins for me :)
Arnt mums brill. (at any age)
1p coins are 20.3 mm in diameter http://www.royalmint.com/Corporate/facts/coins/1pCoin.aspx
1 Euro Cent coins are 16.25 mm diameter http://www.ecb.int/euro/html/eurocoins.en.html