Like lots of others I have far too many projects on the go at the moment. So I did the obvious thing: I started the above but as a mini-project that I could complete in less than a week and utilise some spares from my lead pile. The intention is to sell them via eBay or other route(s) at £12 each plus postage.
Anyway I've just finished painting them and I'm currently waiting for the paint to dry before I varnish them. I have stuck everything to 40 by 40 mm MDF bases but I haven't started the groundwork.
What I wanted to ask was "should I base them" or would people prefer to do their own basing so the elements blend in with existing armies?
15 mm Late Medieval Artillery (x3)
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My OCD suffers agonies when the bases on my toys don't all conform exactly in style and colour. I'd probably rebase anything that came ready based.
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But you’d rebase anything you based yourself as well though.
I suspect they’d be more sellable unbased
I suspect they’d be more sellable unbased
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I would offer them unbased. I think a lot of people want uniformity of basing in their armies
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A good point, well made.goat major wrote: ↑Wed Mar 27, 2019 8:28 pm But you’d rebase anything you based yourself as well though.
I suspect they’d be more sellable unbased
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Consensus seems to be unfinished bases. Here's a photo of all three:
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Big fan of your painting style.
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Varnishing done. These will go on eBay tomorrow. If you're interested please get in touch via the contact form on my blog - https://blog.vexillia.me.uk/