marching in poor order
the bases could be strung out one behind another
to represent following a narrow track or a trail through the woods.
set out in line they form a ragged group
Thursday, September 13, 2018
More blue board sabot bases
So, I was playing around with the Proxxon hot wire cutter and made some more sabot bases . Nothing new with the techniques so I won't bore you with all that. I made them into long narrow irregular shapes to depict troops moving in files through bad terrain or (turning ninety degrees) an infantry line that has become unformed or disordered
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Pretty cool idea, I like them. Now if only a good friend would make me some for 25mm round bases;)
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Kevin
They look great, lovely flags as well...
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ReplyDeleteKevin, what sizes and how many holes per unit? Send a detailed dimensional sketch or I will just wing it ......
Phil, I can't take credit for the flags; I downloaded them from warflag.com
A 1 inch hole equal 25.4mm I buy my bases from Warbase with a 5mm hole for a magnet. All my troop use magnetic bases and stand. Magnetic from China are cheap 100 for 7 bucks.
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