Trying out Geek Gaming Scenics for the first time!



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Back to basics, I mean bases for this video! I got my hands on some Base Ready mixes from @GeekGamingScenics thanks to the lovely people at EireHobbies! Eirehobbies is a fantastic Irish hobby store with a online shop that does next day delivery nationwide…perfect for all us hobbyists who just want to try out new ideas asap, or run out of supplies during a hobby streak! Check them out! I took the opportunity to try out the Base Ready mixes on two models I’ve previously done tutorials on, a Sister of Battle and a Kill Team Necron! Find out what I think and if they’ll replace my usual methods!

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29 thoughts on “Trying out Geek Gaming Scenics for the first time!”

  1. This is essentially the old school way of basing minis. PVA glue on the base (I presume the basing glue is essentially that) and pull it through a tub of sand and rocks. Of course this stuff is pre-painted, which certainly speeds thing up a bit.

    It definitely works well. It gives a nice looking result very easily. I don't mind crackle paint, but this is a nice alternative.

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  2. looks nice, I think I would buy some and try it if I didn't already own two tubs of AK Interactive texture paint, their diorama products are pretty sweet for making bases. Rather buy new minis than more basing alternatives :p

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  3. I’ve nothing against geek gaming scenics, I think they’re a fine company. I’m not a huge fan of their basing bags primarily because earth/dirt isn’t monotone like that. You’ll have variation, even if it’s only slight. I’d want to hit both with a dry brush of something. Just to add a bit of contrast. Especially the black basing with a black rim. I know it’s adding extra steps to what is already effectively an extra step. I’m just being difficult and picky.

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  4. Great intro at the right time for me, since I've painted several minis, and they ALL need to be properly based! I was just curious about the best kind of glue to use, and you gave me some useful info- Thanks!

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  5. I use a lot of the geek gaming scenic range and have only positive feedback about it. Can see your point on the bags instead of containers but I buy everything online anyway lol

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  6. I tried one of the base ready ranges for some of my Middle Earth. The tekkers I worked out was to pick out a few larger pieces, stick them directly onto the base and then to dip or sprinkle the rest over the top. That way you get the coverage but definitely get a large piece for height and visual interest.

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  7. I just received a bag of the revised formula mars earth and I'm quite disappointed – its sadly much duller and looks more like a slightly redish brown rather than having that other worldly look the old stuff had

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  8. with pva i find it is too thick and it doesn't absorb the basing sand etc, so i use airbrush thinner and flow improver OR Isopropyl alcohol to break the surface tension and make it easier to work with

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  9. I live about 20 minutes away from EireHobbies, great place to go to. They are a great group of lads who know what they're doing. Also a great place to look for some more obscure model ranges apart from 40k!

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