Urban Base Tutorial for Warhammer 40K

Welcome to this Video tutorial on how to make urban bases for 40k
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[@Kokaine_kratos]

Brilliant tutorial!!!

[@WulvenKraft]

Very nice!

[@mrvandercar59]

Thank you! I will be doing this

[@Ninj4Squirtle]

Thanks nick glad you enjoyed. Post some pictures to our Facebook page!

[@apex615]

Super cool hope to se more soon

[@Ninj4Squirtle]

What would you like to see Chris?

[@Yurikan]

Just found this video and wanted to say that I use slate stone for roads. Cork looks way easier to work with though!

[@woodsy899]

Great looking base and tutorial. Around the pipes, did you have towards the edge, is there plain base exposed or did you add sand or something in?

[@zeria354]

Nice tutorial Harry, looking great :) only 9 million more blood angels to go huh? lol

[@Ninj4Squirtle]

Ah. Noooo that was just for the example. But thankyou :-)

[@ChampionofTerra]

this is a fantastic tutorial

[@Ninj4Squirtle]

Thabkyou. What else would you like to see

[@ChampionofTerra]

@@Ninj4Squirtle you should know that I watch all of your videos )

[@Ninj4Squirtle]

I know. But anything specific?

[@ChampionofTerra]

@@Ninj4Squirtle hhhhmmm, I would like to see more terrain tutorials

[@Appolyon]

Do the pigments hold all by themself? Don't they need some kind of fixer or similar thing? For a miniature in the cabinet just putting on the base might be enough, but if the miniature is often moved and touched, I'd fear for the pigments on it staying where they should.

[@lucasxru8751]

you are right, some pigment might fall off the mini and stain shit around your house, i try to fix mine with a varnish

[@hivefleethyper]

What cork thickness is this?