Video: How to Paint Miniatures – Basing

Basing is an important paint of miniature painting. A good base can make your painting look more impressive. In this video I show you some basic basing techniques.

Basing

I am not affiliated with the following suppliers, but I have used their products:

Australia: Back 2 Base ix
Poland: Micro Art Studio
United States: Wyrd
United States: Dragon Forge

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Iron Kingdoms Roleplay Character Conversion: Donovan

I play with a few different roleplaying groups using different systems. Although I initially converted him as an Iron Kingdoms character, I’ve ended up using the model with my Dungeons and Dragons 5th ed. group instead.

I started with the Rutger Shaw model. I swapped his sword out for a more traditional one and gave him a shield that I had leftover from my Croak Raiders/Nyss/Bloodtracker conversion.

iron kingdoms roleplay conversion

Donovan is a useful member of the party; he’s witty, charming, he heals them and talks them out of difficult situations…but he’s a womanising swine so the party hates him. Haha!

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Tabbybrook Mage

There is a community painting event happening on Facebook at the moment where everyone is painting up a Tabbybrook Mage. I really enjoy seeing different painting styles and the different takes people have on the same model.

I’ve been painting my own Freyjans to be more cat-like so my Tabbybrook is a Siamese.

Tabbybrook Mage

I also modified her a little because I did not like the way she was sitting on the base. I ended up removing almost 3mm from the bottom of her dress, but she now matches up more closely to her Freyjan sisters in height.

Freyjan

If you want to join the Facebook event, you still have until the end of March to post your painted Tabbybrook Mage. Thanks for reading! Likes/shares/comments are appreciated.