The Best MINIATURE BASING Technique - Texture Paint VS Real Sand

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Published 2022-11-27
Hello my friends!

In this video tutorial I'll show you the difference between texture paint and real sand, rocks and stones when basing your miniatures.

Let me know which method you prefer!


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All Comments (14)
  • @FrankJonen
    I've always preferred real sand. You can buy sacks of varying granularity to build up the look of any terrain. Clay rich soil also works well for building rocky walls and mini cliffs. I found ready-mixed texture paint to be slower and less controllable though. Ready a bunch of bases in a box, pour sand over them and you get a nice random but evenly covered base texture. Glue again and pour some finer sand. You can do as many as you like at once that way.
  • My buddy said, "go to a pet store and be ready to be wowed" between the different types of rocks and sand you can get for fishtanks to the fake terrain for tanks its cheap and amazing
  • @KingdomEnfilade
    texture paint is especially useful when texturing a base that has multiple figures on it, such as Warmaster, where you can't easily get between their legs once the figures are painted and glued to the base.
  • @Michael-ws7rc
    I’ve always preferred real stuff. Great video. Thanks for what you do friend!
  • Thanks for the info in here! I have never thought about using a wash on my base, but now I need to try it. I'm that weird person that puts down a layer of texture paint then glues sand, flock and other things on top to provide a semi-natural feel.
  • @savagex466-qt1io
    They are both cool but I like the sand and with the glue I find it just has a better looking finish on the side of the base.
  • @dhaub7174
    I've only been painting and modeling for about a year and a half, but I prefer the texture paint. I started out using real stuff for my bases and only just recently picked up some texture paint. It looks great and easy to work with. I'm using Vallejo texture paint, same size as AK and slightly cheaper I believe. Either way, both techniques look great.
  • @ProxyHammer1
    Great video! Really gets me thinking about how to do bases differently, I had always just left the sand unpainted and based after I was done with the model. Painting the bases as well makes much more sense lol 😆
  • Team Sand. I never understood texture paint, but obviously some people love it. Looks like paint with cornstarch, just costs more.
  • Hey this a nice video. I have a question. I'm starting to customize bases and I wonder what's the prior preparation for the base? Is it requiered to sanding the base or use any kind of spray beforehand?