That's a good idea. Square and roughly the same size
with weight to boot. Also you have that extra 2mm of
space!!!
It beats what I do. Cut plastic with a razor knife.
Cut my fingers and hands and sometimes have crooked or
off cuts. I mark them with a criss cross. Then I drill
them with a 7/32 or 1/4 inch drill bit. 5 holes, only
takes a second but you sometimes are off because I
center the first hole and estimate the other 4. Even
then you might have to knife out loose plastic so it
fits in. How much are these f#_at_%ing tiles? They would
have saved me hours and bitching from my wife "What
are you doing?"
Darius
--- jarreas_at_... wrote:
> I use 7/8" (22mm) square ceramic tiles as bases. It
> gives my troops a heavy
> base that tends to hit the ground first, and I don't
> have to get my grubby
> fingers on the models themselves - everything can be
> picked up by the base,
> thus saving the delicate bits. It also gives my
> models about 2mm of height and
> a dense-packed feel to my troops - a psychological
> advantage only, but an
> advantage still.
> -Yar
>
>
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