What is that sound??
Yes, YES! It is the skittering of verminous feet over the tumbled ruins of our defeated enemies. Could there be any sound more joyous to the ears of the Children of the Horned Rat??"
(Apart, possibly from hearing the lamentation of their women)
Actually, that sound was the paws the delivery man upon the stone floor of my chamber as he backed out of my presence, having just delivered a package to my lair. A package containing a 50x50mm "Ancient Base", manufactured by Micro Art Studio in Poland. (Some of you will remember that this is the base that was arranged for me by Maelstrom Games as they had sent me a model without a base, necessitating a long and drawn-out series of emails about a replacement. My thanks to Tim at Maelstrom for sorting this out - much appreciated.)
Here are a couple of photos:
Now, I doubt that I will be able to paint this up to the level found in the image on the Micro Art Studio website...
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| Image from Micro Art Studio |
;-)
A word on the manufacturer. If you haven't already done so, definitely jump over to Micro Art Studio. I haven't used anything of theirs before, but from what I can see they have an amazing range of high-quality bases to fit just about any scenario or need. I am particularly interested in the range of movement trays. I tend to make up my own by there are times when something that looks really professional would be just right, such as a centerpiece unit or for a unit with a special character etc. (You can also purchase Micro Art Products from Maelstrom Games too.)
To the guy(s?) at Micro Art Studio - great job!
To Tim at Maelstrom - thanks again for sorting this out!
Now, let me slink back to my broken throne and return to my thoughts of domination and warpstone (and cheese, as teatime approaches...)
*Squeek*
Hey Man,
ReplyDeleteI've been enjoying your blog for awhile. I'm a fellow Skaven player in Los Angeles.
Check out ebay/google for "vermin movement trays". If you like what microart studios does you'll enjoy the rat themed trays.
I've gotten a ton of compliments on them.
I've been thinking about getting some of the microart bases as well. But i've been intimidated by the painting. Looking forward to seeing you paint them up.
Keep up the awesome work.
-SR
Venice Beach, CA
Hi SR,
ReplyDeleteGlad you are finding the blog interesting or useful. It makes all the effort worthwhile when somebody is kind enough to say that! I'll take a look at movement trays on ebay - thanks for the tip. :-)
BTW, if I can get confident enough to do the MAS base and the Scar Scath model done then I will definitely post some images. (It probably won't be for a while though...)