How to paint a rusty industrial base?

What happens when you have to make bases for your entire army, quickly and easily, and you only have a little time? Tutorials like this one become essential when you need efficiency and good results. 

This type of generic basis, for which materials such as our plasticard, our pipe elbows, and our miniature round plastic bases are used, is valid for a huge number of armies because they offer a large surface to place the miniature. In addition, the great amount of detail allows the bases to be part of the story.

Before making Warhammer rusty industrial base with the chosen materials, consider leaving space for the miniature you are going to place. Once the base is assembled, it is time to start with the colors in layers, that is, if you are going to oxidize the metal, the whole bases must have a metallic finish.

 To do this, you have our range of metallic paints, really easy to use both with a brush or airbrush, and very fast drying. On that metallic layer you must apply different effects, with the different model paints, liquid pigments, or rust textured paints. With a little practice and working in series, you will have a lot of bases finished in a few hours. Get to work!