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Morgan & Tony: Basing


Tony
Product #
HFA026
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£3.50 GBP

Morgan
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HFA035
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£3.50 GBP


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Cacique Caribe writes:

Wow. I really like the asphalt look of that pavement!

Thanks for sharing that.

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Minidragon Fezian of Mini-Dragon writes:

Tony got my standard basing routine - glue down sand, paint it with thinned brown ink, glue down green flock, glue down static grass.

Jill Valentine… I mean, Morgan got some Liquitex ceramic stucco modeling gel smeared on her base. Once the gel dried, I painted it black and gave it some quick highlighting. To finish Morgan's base, I painted on an Umbrella Corporation logo and some text to suggest that she's standing in an Umbrella Corporation parking lot (astute readers may realize that I've painted Morgan to look like Jill Valentine from Resident Evil II - and of course, Tony looks a lot like Ed from Shaun of the Dead).

There you have it! Now how about some shots of the whole figures!

Morgan
Morgan (back)
Tony
Tony (back)

Perhaps you'd like to have Minidragon Fezian paint some of your figures, but you're curious about the cost? For this project, he tells me he would charge $35.00 USD per figure - "This is lower than my usual rate," he says, "because the figures are so small and don't have tons of detail."