I hate basing so here's the worst basing tutorial on youtube
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- Опубликовано: 22 мар 2022
- most of you already know how this works, but just on off the chance, here you go
this wasn't sponsored or anything, I'm pretty sure Rival would prefer a less shit video than this if they had the choice, but I do really like their stuff and didn't warn them about it beforehand so GG
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I mean for being "Lazy" that honestly looks really good, i'll have to take a look if can find that scatter here.
Tea leaves work great too as a cheap alternative!
Efficiency is just clever laziness
@@heirofcarnage1782 i am also planning to use tea leaves but i need to ask a question. Do i have to prime it too cus i have seen some people do basing at first then prime the model but i think that will not work on tea leaves. I am planning to paint then base it, so how should i do to make it look good with tea leaves
@@kayraurkmez2032 Hey there! Great questions. So I personally find you can just glue the tea leaves down last with no paint or primer at all and the natural color of the leaves looks great (experiment with different types of tea and try using dried used tea leaves for different shades [it makes them darker]). It looks like normal foliage, as there will be a general color and then minor variations.
To apply this just spread a coating of modge podge (or glue, but modge podge is cheaper) onto the base, and then sprinkle as much leaves as the modge podge can hold. Leave to dry and then gently tap off any excess tea leaves. This produces an amazing natural dry leaf effect.
Another great option is to apply modge podge and then sprinkle as much of the leaves as the modge podge can hold (tip it side ways for the excess to fall off). Then you can apply more modge podge on top and mix it into a sort of thick slurry, with everything looking wet. After that leave it to dry, and you will get a phenomenal "wet" leaves effect naturally. *Note, must not use matt modge podge. You can also paint this to look like whatever color leaves you would like! I love this for a tropical look, or for going for a raining effect.
You can just go to a local forest and grab a container of what ever you fancy
"Give it a few flicks as you would the ear of an errant child in Victorian times" 😂
Or perhaps the bean of a saucy maid in Victorian times.
Well, that's a like. Short, to the point, very informative and a showcase for how to excel in the hobby.
I look forward to your new series of 18-minute battle reports.
Before I prime it, add PVA glue, dunk in sand, prime the model and paint sand brown. Drown in dark wash... done
Basing is honestly one of my favorite parts of throwing miniatures together. It changes the entire feel of the model and can be used to tell a story.
The Story is very easy and everytime the same: The most minis aren't able to stand by their own, so they need a Base😅
@@knochenkotzer456Naja n bisl mehr kann man schon draus machen ^^
Absolute genius! I've been basing the exact same way since the 1990's. About time these incredible techniques were made into videos to be shown to the whole world, now everyone can base like it's 1999!
Nah, a coat of goblin green and you’re done!
Uh that scatter would look good for my jungle bases.
I used nothing on the bases of my Mechanicus except glue and a brand of cat litter that had little round pink pebbles in it that were perfect for Mars rocks 😂
Basing is the one thing im good at. Golden Daemon level basing, battle-ready quality minis.
Honestly, it works. I only ever put major effort into the bases of my HQs or certain special characters
Instructions unclear, Interrogator Chaplain now looks like an Owlbear.
It's fast and easy,but looks helluva lot better than those flat bases with bit of crackle paint on top.
Heh, that is pretty much how I’ve been basing my Sisters army. Just using the citadel grass instead.
“Tip the lad in, give’em a few wiggles” that was so British
.... I mean, Thats what I've been doing ever since I started the hobby.
I'm not saying the basing is bad, just that the tutorial is haha
I know a few people who make their bases masterpieces in their own right. I do not have the capacity for that
I just cut them off the base, I make dioramas though so
"I'm sure you know the drill."
Damn... dude really had to destroy the whole community.
“I hate basing” proceeds to base normally
I hate basing so much that I stop with the black base.
This enthusiasm felt too familiar. lol
Basing is the reward at the end of painting a model. I like painting but I LOVE basing
“Kitchen roll” I think you mean a paper towel
Lol I love the honesty of this video 😂 brilliant 👏 great products for the job though if you hate basing! 😉
Always need an additional tactical rock! :)
Got to love the Woodlands Scenics basing range, they really do make it no effort and even doing a tiny bit more - some rocks, shrubs, tufts etc really finish it off. Nice video.
I do the same thing but with some sand I gathered from a beach, then I use this tutorial I found to make snow out of PVA glue and basing soda. It's a real easy way of making a base that looks good. Glad to see you're showing more people the technique!
Shoutout to my boys at AdRic for introducing me to Kirioth.
This isn't base knowledge, it's advanced knowledge!
When they say "basing", i hear slather the bottom with stirland mud like its peanut butter
man, I don't have the patience for all that, just leave it black
Hero forge does a great job offering some cool options for populating your miniature bases
Hey Kiri I used to be like you doing the minimum give it some years and some less army systems and you might like me come to the realization how much of a service a great base is for a model.
Just like you learned to like painting 😉
Best basing tutorial on the Internet.
Isntrustions unclear, stuck scatter to inquisitors face now he looks like he’s going to invade Poland.
"I'm sure you know the drill"
Oh the cheek on this guy!!!
An aquaintance at my former FLGS used a basic soil paint and then dried basil for basing his Imperial guard with dried leaf litter, some varnish and done.
As a bonus, it greatly improved the general fragrance of whatever room he was playing in! 😂
I thought I'd love basing when i started 40k. Did one base. I'll fine detail anything over basing.
I like this! Basing is a choice. If you don't like basing, don't bother, or just phone it in as shown above. Your game will not suffer. You can even leave the base black and call it good. The mini police will not come for you. I honestly think that a lot of the basing you see is a bit over the top to the point where it starts to detract from the mini itself. Keep it simple, find a balance, base to your own taste, don't get caught up in display competition style stuff when all you want is to bang out a few mini's for a home game.
this base look really cool , i think i'm gonna use that technique for my undead
I knew a guy that loved basing. That's all he would talk about. I think he went to jail.
Go to pet shop (pets at home in uk), pick up lizard jungle floor bark bedding. WEAR GLOVES, rub together over colinder. Presto. As much forest floor as you'll ever need. You can also buy the bags of dry sand if you don't have a beach near by.
Listen man. You're going down a dark path. What if you end up with an entire painted army?!? The horrors...
I think this is pretty much how I was taught at the first GW I went into. I just didnt know about varnishing it.
I also despise basing
doesn't matter how you base your models, it always means that there are some settings where the model simply won't fit in
like doing a forest base wouldn't work if the battle is supposed to be in a desert or city
so I just don't base my models at all, plain black bases on every single one of them.
Base your army for your army. Don't worry about where you're going to hypothetically going to play them at a future date.
@@Pandapeep ok, guess I'll leave them plain and black (I think it looks better than any basing attempt I've seen)
I thought this was the only way to base. You're telling me people actually methodically place earth on bases
Well, shit. My years of slavish devotion to my bases are undone. This looks really good
I'm weird I love basing ...
Nono same
I love doing bases. Its one of my favourite parts actually lol
What mini is this, and why do I want it?
oi noice quick base job, now i 'ave more toime to eat me baked bean sammich
My friend does something very similar but with glitter
Using school glue and Kitty litter is even lazier.
I was thinking of using gravel and dirt from my driveway.
This is how I have been basing for 20 years... When I do base. But with sand or green flock "grass". But minus the tuffs and cork. Though I do put the larger "rock" pieces from the sand onto them in a similar fashion... Never varnished them though... Explains a lot.
Thanks for the vid!
give the lad a little dip
i love it
Here’s a little tip, in the produce section at the grocery store, there’s fresh cut herbs in little plastic containers, some basil or oregano could be used as shrubs and trees
The ear of an Errant child 🤣
God dam I love basing, but I'm so lazy I gotta try this
How could you not like basing?! To me it’s the cherry on top of the mini sundae. It’s what grounds it into the “real” world. Fantastic work my friend.
It's like with the sand PVA glue trick, your is creative for the vegetation terrain.
When I use a green stuff putty to sculpture icons of chaos on some Imperial Knight and have some putty left over with no idea what to use it for, I sculpt it into a rock on the base of a random model I'll undercoat later.
How well does a spray varnish secure the basing materials on though?
I just use fine succulent gravel with the same technique
I still do the standard green flock and goblin green rim. It's worked for me for the last 20 years!
pro tip from a GREAT crafting channel on RUclips called NorthoftheBorder:
after you tap the excess scatter off, spray the whole base with rubbing alcohol, and then immediately coat it in watered down glue with a dropper. It’ll help really keep down extra bits from flying off and increase the durability of the base :)
Man, basing is one of my fav parts, I even stack cork and bark on 28 and 32mm bases to give them a lot of oomph for very little work. That quick base you did does look great though.
I think I’ll just airbrush em a single color and move on lol
Ive topped your "i hate basing so..." i use clear bases 😅
Looks amazing.. can someone tell me how do you varnish it?? Im New to modelling 😀
After the base is completely dry spray it with matt varnish from can/airbrush this will seal in all of the miniature...
Honestly if you're lazy. Just have a tub of various green turf, some dirt, sand, maybe a few fibers here and there and just slather the base in a bit of glue to cover before sprinkling it one
Done. That's it.
Basically like this but with the added bonus that if you use a lil too much glue you won't have it glob up in your turf
I rarely do more than this honestly. If Im feeling fancy I will give the texture paint a shade and drybrush but mostly I take the path of least resistance.
I love basing my models and you know what it so much fun. ❤️😊
Drat, I forgot to Varnish the snow basing... thats why there was white specs on the table. I thought it was just super freaking dusty
even better, clear dry gorilla glue+ battlefield sprinkled on like a child's art project, pat down with flat tool, and you're fantastic
I stopped bassing after seeing how shit it looked when I started as a child and could not be arsed but that actually looks pretty good so might try it
I usually base with oregano and then glaze it with ard coat gloss varnish. It gets this wet leaf feel which looks awesome as wet lands.
I was lowkey wondering how to base without much effort
I love basing more than the rest of the hobby xD
Spray varnish? I dunno which to get
I think it's a protocol for every artisan at this point to just smear some flocking or shavings on bases to make it look cool in no time, lol. I love this!
I tried this on the necron i got from the magazine i play space marines so didnt wanna ruin my blood angels so i got sone sand sifted it kept the fine grain but also kept little pebles not sure what i wanna do yet
Basing is my absolute favourite part, love getting creative
i see that you are a man of culture as well.
This is also my exact basing method for models I don't care that much about. Glue, dip and tuft. Done.
If you want to be even more baller, homemade textured paints made by throwing some thoroughly dried coffee grounds or sand into a pot filled with cheap crap-brown paint and slathering that all over the base skips the "glue and dip" stage entirely.
Sticking tufts on models is a 'Turnip28' thing.
Bought a bag of pea gravel which I will probably never run out of but I used it to rim the outside of the lake that I made and I'm going to use more of the little rocks for the sides of the stream river panels that I'm going to be doing and I took a handful and made a small rock wall. I've actually used some of these little smaller ones on bases. I'll put them on the bases to kind of add some you know decor and on some figures, if not standing quite right put a thin little one underneath his foot and kind of lean him in the right direction so he doesn't fall over. Best five bucks I ever spent. Going to use a bunch with my Gaslands stuff too.
That’s genius, here I spend hour to get a half margins of that and it seems like I could do 2x the appeal at 60x the Time. Thank you
Basing? Finger of citadel brand astrogranite chunks
I thought this was the only way to do Basings as it gave good coverage
So expected you to say ‘bean’ instead of ‘ear’ that the rest of the sentence sounded super disturbing.
I 3d print minis I download off the internet and play with them unpainted. Literally zero effort. It's a little surprising to see this epic looking work described as the "lazy" way baba
wood glue plus sand i found outside plus a layer of paint... job done
Just paint base white and put glue on. Bam. Ice.
You can recover the brush with vinegar btw
how do you stop it from peeling off?
More like the most accurate basing video on youtube
How do you varnish it?
I kinda feel like just leaving it bare might be even better though cause you never know what terrain you're gonna have the figure on. What if you're in a stone dungeon. Dude's out here lookin like he tracked in the whole forest floor.
As someone new to the hobby tyyy this is amazing 👏
What model is this? I really like it
Don't even play any TT games but this was neat to learn