First of all, I was tired of having the awesome Leogante model by Andrea Miniatures sitting around without a base. So I decided I would find a base for it. This sounds simple I know, but trust me, a 54mm angel model if wings spread wide isn't exactly a well balanced model. I tried everything from 15mm to 60mm and no base I had would balance it out.
However, as luck would have it, my better half and I went out to buy Pringles. Before anyone asks, yes the Pringles did help this is not a pointless ramble. I was just about to throw away the empty tube when I saw the metal base at the bottom. Inspiration struck and I quickly found myself sawing the bottom off the tube and grabbing some epoxy putty. Turns out the metal base of the Pringles tube makes an excellent base for unbalance 54mm models. Who knew!
Anyway, here are a few pictures, as you'll see the model is stunning and my next project after the Malifaux gang.
As I said, perfect! The model leans really far back and so need a massive base, which would cost the best part of £10 from a wargames supplier. However, this cost £1.99 for 3 metal bases and 3 plastic ones plus some useful tubes and yummy crispy snacks as a bonus. (Only at Morrisions buy one get two free!)Option One; Classic Ultramarines gladius.
Option Two; A knight style longsword.
Option Three; Something totally different.
(I'll post a poll on this later.)
Please help finish this amazing model by voting on the weapon choice.
So, that’s about it, don't know what will be next what with work, but there should be something up soon.
As always, any comments or suggestions would be welcome.
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