How to make a swamp base | Age of Sigmar | AoS | Dominion | Swamp Base Tutorial

[@CaseyHuebner]

I have the same water texture product but struggled with application. The dropper technique seems to be a great idea. Thanks!

[@WatchItPaintIt]

Glad it was helpful! You can get those droppers at most pharmacies.

[@terryramsey7796]

Awesome result, and fairly easy to do! Thanks!

[@WatchItPaintIt]

Glad you liked it!

[@syd4890]

Finishing my dire troll and wanted his base to be swamp based. Awesome man thanks!

[@WatchItPaintIt]

I didn't know there was a DIRE troll! Is that new to 5e, or did I just miss that in the old Monster Manuals?

[@syd4890]

@@WatchItPaintIt 5e yeah. Miniature is from the wizkids night painting set. It's really cool

[@Fotta1989]

This is perfect. Thank you so much! I wanted something exactly like this.

[@WatchItPaintIt]

You're very welcome! Have fun!

[@HeatherSanto]

Those look great!

[@WatchItPaintIt]

Thanks Heather :)

[@christianthegrayt]

Awesome look!

[@vaskal8677]

Was planning on doing that :)

[@WatchItPaintIt]

If you can get your hands on some UV resin, it makes this basing process SO much faster.

[@vaskal8677]

@@WatchItPaintIt I'll keep that in mind, thanks

[@adeptusmodel9321]

I like this tutorial but a question about it : once everytime is dry how attac the miniature at the bases?

[@WatchItPaintIt]

You need to pin the model to the base. I use a hobby drill (or a pin vice drill) and paper clips for the pins. It's much easier to show you. I haven't made a video for this channel yet, but you can watch this old video I made: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHuYfpqwiKymmNk

[@robpaintsminiatures]

Looks awesome...

[@thehonestaspy102]

Can I ask how you attach models to a painted base? Because when I use super glue it leaves this white cloudey frosting around the glued area

[@WatchItPaintIt]

Yes - that always happens - What I try to do is scrape away a bit of the paint before I glue - OR - put poster putty or painters tape where the feet will go. Then I peel it off after painting the base, glue on the model then do a bit of touch up around the feet.

[@woodslore8537]

did similar to this to make a toxic spill.

[@WatchItPaintIt]

Yeah totally works for that too!

[@woodslore8537]

@@WatchItPaintIt I did not have and still do not have water effect so I had to get creative. I used a mix of white glue, paint and water to make the spill. If I had a way to show it I would.

[@WatchItPaintIt]

@@woodslore8537 If you have some gloss varnish, you could use that as well - or even just paint over the puddles with the gloss to make it look wet.

[@woodslore8537]

@@WatchItPaintIt that is what I did. I has a few different varnishes. I also drybrushed the cork board to give depth.