Easy Winter Basing for Wargaming Minis: Snowy Tips for Beginners!

[@diyfireking]

Great work as always 👍👍

[@SwordsandBrushes]

Thank you very much! Now that i have done these bases, im going to rebase another army for Middle Earth to this new style! :)

[@lmmodellismomilitare]

So nice and good results for the bases. Bravo

[@SwordsandBrushes]

Thanks very much! I didn't want to goo too snowy as it would restrict the gaming mats and scenery i can use them on when playing and taking photos, so a light dusting of snow i think is just right for me :)

[@MrOnlyXeno]

love your tutorials. keep going

[@SwordsandBrushes]

Thank you kindly! I try to keep them coming :) Just working on the next one - it's got Scenery and pigs in it! :)

[@basicminiaturepainting]

Excellent stuff

[@SwordsandBrushes]

Thank you kindly! :):)

[@hav6301]

thtats a great looking snow

[@Greentreeanduril]

Your “old manky brush” looks like my finest detail brush😂

[@Krishtov830]

So true

[@SwordsandBrushes]

haha i try to use all my brushes one way or another until they are nothing but dust on a stick!

[@naib_stilgar]

You can use regular kitchen bicarbonate instead of the WS snow flakes for a very similar result. Great video.

[@SwordsandBrushes]

I did that once many moons ago, unfortunately over time it went yellow and i had to rebase my whole 40K army. Not sure if it was a bad brand to use, or the glue - but i never did that again! haha

[@naib_stilgar]

@SwordsandBrushes Yeah, you need to add some white paint to avoid the yellowing..

[@Krishtov830]

Once completed how do you get the models onto the bases without damaged the base design?

[@SwordsandBrushes]

I'd glue the miniatures onto the base first 100% For these videos i have them as blank bases so you can clearly see whats going on without a miniature getting in the way of the camera angle :)

[@garyhewitt6318]

These have to be some of the best painted battle of the bulge minis on KZbin,will there be a tutorial for them