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Been playing around with basing anti tank guns and
wondered what you think of these bases ? Its aimed
to fit with a Normandy background. I think the walls
look a bit too pristine for my liking, perhaps something
a bit more crumbling ruin ?
Please ignore any static grass on the edge of the bases
as its just a tester.
Click on any picky to enlarge.
Feedback is very welcome.
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Maybe the walls could be a bit more damaged, but they look fine as is to me pal. Kudos on doing tyre tracks!
Well spotted,thx.
You leave those walls alone- outstanding! And a portable cover save bonus š
That’s one definite wall vote,thanks.
They look good but yeah I agree about the walls.
Walls mark two coming soon to blog near you lol
Maybe have some loose bricks lying around or cracks etc. in the wall. You could also add some mud effects to the tracks. Finally some lizard or mouse could add some more interest to the base.
The loose bricks is a nice idea.
I think they look just great as they are! Wonderful painting as well! Good job.
Thanks for your feedback .