BASING the Wars of the Roses

[@francoantonelli7723]

Love your vids, I’ve been wargaming since I was 6, thanks to my eldest brother, now I’m 52. But find your approach simple, clear and “real”. Well done mate...👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼. Keep it up...

[@7thson726]

Cheers, I'm glad you like them. Got alot more planned 😀

[@ЯрославИгнатович-ш4у]

It turned very nice, and the sand that you used is real? (sorry for my english I know it bad)

[@7thson726]

Thanks very much, yeah it is, its tiling grout, baked soil, baked clay and a little dark coffee to add some darker stuff. I grind it all up 😀

[@AnthroposGames]

Gonna look around for the previous video. Curious what kit(s) those riders are made of.

[@7thson726]

They are the Perry Miniatures Light Cavalry 1450 - 1500

[@BootsontheTable]

I do much the same process but I like to hide the figure bases by applying ready made polyfiller first which I do paint first before adding the base stuff

[@MedievalWargamer]

Beautifully painted! Love them! I base them similarly..

[@7thson726]

Thanks mate 😀👍 I love basing, it is sometimes overlooked but to me is just as vital as the paint job on the mini

[@mobileandhostile7895]

⭐️ ok…this is the fourth of your videos I’ve watched and enjoyed - subscribed ⭐️ 👍

[@7thson726]

Appreciate it, thank you, welcome aboard 😁👍

[@JEFFSmith-yv1xf]

What colour blue contrast have you used on the jackets ?

[@7thson726]

It's Talassar Blue 👍 it highlights very easily

[@Digger8Five]

Nice bases mate. Quick, easy and look great 👍

[@7thson726]

Cheers, I try to keep them as simple as possible but allowing me to add more if needed

[@davidcashin1894]

Love that Idea of saving odd old discarded flock knocked off bases the first time round into one bin to get a "mix". I recover stuff I've knocked off but add it back to the original. So, to do the mix I have to do it myself. I've been basing minis for 25 years didn't really think I'd learn anything. Just goes to show you you can always learn something new by watching and talking to other hobbiests. THANKS

[@7thson726]

Excellent, glad you found it useful. I can't remember why I did it the first time, I think it may have been an accident, but now it's become a mainstay of my basing process 👍😁