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While I wait for the Goth release I thought I'd restart my 6mm Pocket Dungeon project

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Ohh very nice

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Couple more

Havn't decided how to base the yet

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Lovely

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I'd be inclined to fairly simple basing so as not to distract from the figures

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I'd be inclined to fairly simple basing so as not to distract from the figures

I will probably use some light fine sand but I wasn't sure what size or material to use but now have a plan :)

I use chinchilla dust for the bases of my really small stuff as it has very fine grains.

QuoteCouple more

Havn't decided how to base the yet

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I can thoroughly recommend Pete Berry's Baccus basing system. Over the last 20years  I have rebased all my 15mm, 10mm and 6mm collections using it, and am entirely satisfied with the results. It is easy to use, and produces consistent results every time. And it also helps the business of another one of the good guys!

Quote from: mollinary on 19 January 2025, 01:07:06 PMI can thoroughly recommend Pete Berry's Baccus basing system. Over the last 20years  I have rebased all my 15mm, 10mm and 6mm collections using it, and am entirely satisfied with the results. It is easy to use, and produces consistent results every time. And it also helps the business of another one of the good guys!

Didn't think Baccus single based minis. I thought they were more into battle formations?

QuoteDidn't think Baccus single based minis. I thought they were more into battle formations?

Have a look at their website. The BBS set costs about £22, and contains all you need (fine sand, flock, 3 types of paint, PVA glue, and foundation wash)  to base loads of figures. You can use it to base figures en masse, or individually. The concept is simple, but very elegant. If you follow Pendraken Miniatures on Facebook Leon posted pictures last Monday13th  of my 1066 Anglo-Saxons, who are all based using this system. I have based loads of command stands using it, often with only a single figure on them, as well as many individual casualty figures.

Quote from: mollinary on 19 January 2025, 01:58:00 PMHave a look at their website. The BBS set costs about £22, and contains all you need (fine sand, flock, 3 types of paint, PVA glue, and foundation wash)  to base loads of figures. You can use it to base figures en masse, or individually. The concept is simple, but very elegant. If you follow Pendraken Miniatures on Facebook Leon posted pictures last Monday13th  of my 1066 Anglo-Saxons, who are all based using this system. I have based loads of command stands using it, often with only a single figure on them, as well as many individual casualty figures.

Thanks,I'll take a look but it's not really the finish I'm debating  but rather if I go mdf,metal,plastic or something else for the bases

Found a couple of old 10mm figures that should fit in as larger monsters

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QuoteThanks,I'll take a look but it's not really the finish I'm debating  but rather if I go mdf,metal,plastic or something else for the bases

Fair enough, my misunderstanding! Personally, I tend to go mdf for individual or small numbers of figures. Haven't used plastic for years, found it prone to both warping and becoming brittle. 

No worries, I generally use mdf too, with a magnet for 15mm scale or less

Might try something different with 6mm though

QuoteNo worries, I generally use mdf too, with a magnet for 15mm scale or less

Might try something different with 6mm though

By the way, great painting!

Good beasts

Bases settle

1mm thick 10mm magnets for infantry and  humanoid monsters

15mm for monsters and cavalry and hordes

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Thanks all

A few updates of monsters and markers

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While I wait for my microworld order I'm working on more scatter terrain

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Very atmospheric

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First of the microworld batch of antagonists

Ratmen and Undead

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Cuuuuuute

You're insane!  8-}

Quote from: O Dinas Powys on 06 February 2025, 04:42:35 PMYou're insane!  8-}

...but in the good way  :-bd

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What's a dungeon without treasure

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The beauty of the terrain pieces is they will all be useful for 10mm gaming too when dungeon world gets a re-release I can continue with that project

Nice stuff

Not been up to much, picked up a couple of taster packs from Baccus

Vikings and Fantasy

The vikings are a bit small but the Fantasy fit well

The Dwarf hero with added shield

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More terrain work while I wait for minis

Dungeon Door prototype

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Knocked up the terrain board

Converted from a magnetic chess board

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I think I will end up making another so I have one for dungeon crawls and the other for outdoor adventures

Clever idea

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The inside will also hold magnetics, planning to get a small tin for the miniatures as added protection. It should still have enough room for some terrain and a set of sellsword cards I'm planning to put together.

I'm on the hunt for some leven terrain in particular the viking range 

I've made a few of these armoury racks but this ones definitely the smallest  :D

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Probably closer to 10mm scale but it fits in well with the other dungeon bits I've knocked up

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Cool

Added some perfect6 Orcs

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Make a change from our imperfect one!

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Quote from: Last Hussar on 20 February 2025, 09:28:29 PMMake a change from our imperfect one!

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How big is that terrain board?

Good orcs

Quote from: Last Hussar on 21 February 2025, 10:02:33 AMHow big is that terrain board?

It's 24cm square, you can get them in various sizes.

More dungeon bits

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Recieved these recently from LAforum member

They are 6mm Celtic huts from Leven, who see to be offline at the moment but I'm hoping they will be back some day

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I just saw this thread no an I have to say I love this idea. I must commend your painting Corso, absolutely incredible details, particularly for 6mm figures.