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Hi! Thanks for you comment! The bits are actually not made of resin and are non-toxic, but nonetheless it's good to have every precaution. So we will add an info regarding that! :)

Hi! Yes you can find it here: gamersgrass.com/product/basing-pigments-core-set/ or see if your local hobby stores have it already :)

Hi! If you want to use the fixer make sure to add substantially more pigment, counting that the fixer makes it fade slightly. Regarding the effect it will look similar overall :)

Thank you so much! Eheh, those miniatures were asking for some dusty pigments ;)

Hi! You can check our tutorial here: ua-cam.com/video/kY2WKcakkgc/v-deo.html There you can also find a fixer recipe in the description :)

Hi! Sorry, it's already there :)

@@GamersGrass I can comfirm the inital comment. I have a very basic translated to my language description with the only link being to the pigment kit and no information regarding the fixer. Maybe the description is awaiting an update on UA-cam's side ?

Hi! Those are actually our "Deserts of Maahl" Battle Ready Bases, we just painted them like that! But you can easily create that effect using wall repair paste or putty.

@@GamersGrass Ahh thanks. I always have issues getting it to look natural like this.

Hi! Thank you for reaching out! We just used regular PVA glue in the spots where we added the crackle (as it is in the video) so the effect looks better :)

Hi William! Thank you for you're comment! We have all the materials used in the description of each video so it's easier for people to take notes. There's not a particular thing we use the most, it depends on the theme and color we're aiming for :)

I join in to the request!

Hello! Thank you for commenting :) The bases we made in the video are the same sizes used by gw yes. And our "Battle Ready Bases" range also features the same sizes.

@GamersGrass Thanks! But not the same ones? Sometimes, tournaments/stores where you can play only allow GW bases. I got some 40mm bases before at another store, sometimes the underside is slightly smaller or bigger and the hight of the base can be different too. Not sure how that is for these ones.

Hi! Thank you for commenting! They are not gw bases, but the size is the same. The best way to see if they are compatible for what you are aiming for is to check our website, you can see the photos of them, including their underside and shape. For example here: gamersgrass.com/product/deserts-of-maahl-bases-round-32mm-x8/

Hi! Thank you for your comment. If you want to apply paints with brush you can use Citadel's Mournfang Brown or Rhinox Hide for the brown color and then Tallarn Sand or Hobgrot Hide for the beige tone :)

@ awesome, thank you 🙏

Hi! Thank you for your feedback, we'll keep in mind for a future guide. Meanwhile we have some dry themes on our channel if you want to check them out ;)

Hello! Thank you for reaching out! We used some pastes and overall they all work fine, in terms of brands we can suggest AMMObyMigJimenez, Vallejo or AK Interactive. What we also like to do and can be a simple work-around solution, is to use standard Putty Wall Repair Paste mixed with sand or rock dust (that you can find outside in nature) and PVA glue to thin down the thickness. We hope his helps :)

Hi! Thank you for commenting! We didn't understand your question. Was there a typo?

Hello! Thank you for your comment! Yes of course! The rock dust we used is just grounded natural schist, but for the effect you can look for slate - basically rocks that breaks horizontally. You can probably find it somewhere where there is schist, or in some gardening shops :)

Hello! Thank you for reaching out! I think there is a store in Thailand that sells our products. You can check our local store finder in our website: gamersgrass.com/stores/

Hi! Thank you! If you use the bits one square bases, just keep making sure the edges of the bases are smooth so that they all fit together in ranks.

Hi! Thank you for your comment! There are many ways to glue the models, you can use super glue directly on the tufts, and also pins to strengthen. Or, some cases, we can also suggest to glue the models (or pin them) before making the base, this will depend on the miniature in question. The idea here is also to adapt the recipe using the same techniques when necessary. For example you can also paint the primer with a brush if need be :)

Thank you for your comment and input :)