How to paint industrial bases for miniatures?

If you want to accompany your miniatures with an element that makes them perfect both for playing and for displaying in a showcase, you have to think about building game bases according to their theme. In this case, we are going to show you one of the most versatile, as it can be used for a multitude of armies or characters, from Orcs and Marines to robots, cyborgs, post-apocalyptic characters, or any miniature that has a place in an industrial world. Indeed, we are talking about industrial bases.

Our range of textured sheets offers you a huge catalog of possibilities to get different textures, adapted to each of your miniatures. Together with our specific metallic paints for dry brushes, it will help you to give the final finish a realistic look, easily achievable if, in addition, you use our range of liquid pigments to give that touch of rust or wear and tear with which you will achieve the maximum resemblance to reality in your miniature bases.

As we always say, this technique for 40k industrial bases is not only applicable to bases but can be very useful for other types of finishes such as for example, ships, game scenery, armor, abandoned vehicles, and even statues or game terrain. Apply this technique to any surface where you want to achieve a metallic finish.