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Basing Undead


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Hey guys, thanks to you wonderful people I have a list I'm going to start building soon enough. With that, I wanted to know how you go about basing your death miniatures. Do you do something cool? Share them here, I'm interested in creating interesting bases!

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I'm doing mine with Agrellan Erath.  Paint the base black, then add the Agrellan.  When it dries, I drybrush it Mechanicus Standard Greey.  Wash with 1:1 Nuln Oil and Lahmian Medium.  The light drybrushes of Dawnstone, Administratum Grey, and Praxati White (super light).

It has a very graveyard/necropolis look.  I wanted to make it look like the Necropolis Mat.

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Unfortunately, I was in such a rush to start painting Nagash that I left off some basing materials.  I wanted to add some skeleton bodies and make it feel like more of a necropolis.

Astrogranite Debris is nice.  I used it on my Tzeentch with Drakenhoff, then drybrushed with Longbeard Grey.  It looks more mystical.  On my Primaris urban rubble bases, I wash with with Agrax and drybrush it with Dawnstone and Administratum.

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4 minutes ago, Redking said:

Unfortunately, I was in such a rush to start painting Nagash that I left off some basing materials.  I wanted to add some skeleton bodies and make it feel like more of a necropolis.

Astrogranite Debris is nice.  I used it on my Tzeentch with Drakenhoff, then drybrushed with Longbeard Grey.  It looks more mystical.  On my Primaris urban rubble bases, I wash with with Agrax and drybrush it with Dawnstone and Administratum.

Hey, your Nagash looks really good at least! haha

I was going for that mystical feel, like it's a land blighted by the dark magic that binds the skeletons together haha so I'll probably stick with that. I don't have longbeard grey though, does administratum grey, dawnstone or any other kind of grey work?

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