How to Create Badlands Desert Bases for Warhammer The Old World | Hobby Tutorial and Guide

Welcome to our comprehensive guide on creating stunning Badlands desert bases for your Warhammer The Old World miniatures! In this hobby tutorial, we'll show you step-by-step how to transform your models' bases into realistic, arid landscapes that capture the harsh beauty of the Badlands.
Learn essential techniques for painting and texturing desert bases, including how to use dry brushing, washes, and realistic terrain effects. Whether you're preparing your army for an epic battle or simply looking to enhance your display models, this tutorial covers everything you need to know to achieve professional-looking results.
Join us as we dive into the details of crafting cracked earth, dusty trails, and rocky outcrops that will make your Warhammer miniatures stand out on the tabletop. This guide is perfect for both beginners and experienced hobbyists looking to refine their basing skills.
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[@Crust_Monster]

Love this basing scheme! I'll give it a try

[@diyfireking]

How awesome 👍👍

[@PaintingInsomniac]

Thanks 👍

[@tylergarst2282]

Totally doing this for my deepkin! Add some water effects and BOOM desert oasis

[@PaintingInsomniac]

I can definitely see that looking nice especially if you leave some pools and recesses for the water effects.

[@philiphale2785]

Some good ideas here

[@PaintingInsomniac]

Thank you. I hope it was helpful in some way for you.

[@lindenlindquist1424]

Does hot glue keep the larger bits on well enough? Ive always super glued them on, but would prefer to use the hot glue because I have a horrible reaction if I breathe in to much of the fumes of the super glue.

[@PaintingInsomniac]

So I used hot glue mainly because I knew I was locking everything in with superglue later. The best thing you can do is use good pva glue and let it dry over night. It’ll hold as well as super glue and you can water it down and cover everything with it to lock it all in as well.