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[Tutorial] Custom miniature base with miliput !

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Re: [Tutorial] Custom miniature base with miliput !

Postby Templar » May 27th, 2012, 3:34 pm

This...is...awesome.

I will SO use this for my Warhammer Empire army! :mrgreen:
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Re: [Tutorial] Custom miniature base with miliput !

Postby Sjeng » May 27th, 2012, 4:26 pm

I've finished my orcses! :D link here. Hope you like!
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Re: [Tutorial] Custom miniature base with miliput !

Postby Sjeng » July 3rd, 2012, 11:30 am

I've based a whole army of mini's last week. I did my heroes, including my axe barbarian and drizzt elf, my zombies, my chaos warriors, one chaos wizard (second still needs to be done), 3 D&D skeletons, 3 D&D trolls, 3 D&D ghosts. I still need to base some more, then I'll coat them black, and start painting. When I have something nice to show, I'll post it :)
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Re: [Tutorial] Custom miniature base with miliput !

Postby Maike05 » March 14th, 2014, 6:51 pm

Hey guys,

last evening I spent basing my advanced heroquest miniatures but I cut a too large ball of milliput. Too bad it was going to be wasted !
So I come up with an interesting idea : a gold pile with the remaining milliput !

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How to make it ?

Simple roll the milliput into your hand to make a small ball.
Flatten it on a piece of paper and push the edges.
It is important to work a on piece of paper in order to be able to unglue the milliput when it will be dry.
Finally just stick the milliput from the base onto to the top with the tip of a brush like in the first tutorial.
Let it dry and paint it up !

Now you'll never waste any milliput and will have plenty of scenary to use during your games!


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